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phrase describing ones cash flow, also known as "broke as shit."
No, I ain't goin' to the bar. I'm financially challenged as fuck!
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Being in debt which limits your freedom.
Washington Consensus is a tool for financial slavery.
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When you lose lots of money against your will or unexpectedly.
Ben: Hey, wanna go see a movie tonight?
Rodney: I can't, I spent all my money on that 'Free' Romanian gaming website.
Ben: Damn financial rape
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A person, usually male, who lives in a really nice home, drives a really nice car, usually has a wife who doesn't work. All his possessions are due to the money he makes off of his clients when he buys and sells funds using their money. The advise he gives is to benefit himself and not you. Do yourself a favor and keep your money in the bank.
I used to have a small fortune in my port folio, then I took the advise of a financial advisor. Now he has half my money, and I don't have a pot to piss in.
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Nickname for the beer 'Natural Light', which is one of the most inexpenisve beers around.
Dude 1: Hey man, What are you drinking?
Dude 2: Financial light all the way! it might taste like shit, but it sure is cheap!
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A mental condition that causes a person to take great enjoyment or pride in returning a recently purchased item to get their money back.
My wife loves to shop all day then returned a large portion of items at the end of the day because she suffers from Financial-Bulimia.
A lawyer, typically a bankruptcy lawyer or creditor rights lawyer or commerical type lawyer, well versed in the laws on debtor creditor- rights or the IRS collection matters, or shareholder dispute matters and who knows how to save people and businesses from financial fiasco's, after the fact. Typically viewed by his clients as a savior and by others, typcially creditors, as snakes who use their knowledge of the law to help one person screw another out of money or some other entitlement.
He employed a financial oncologist to remove those creditor claims for 30 cents on the dollar. The creditor was un happy but had no recourse at the time to otherwise accepting the offer or getting stiffed completely.