I used to save money up by throwing coins into the bottom of my wardrobe, among all the shoes and things. I believed that it would be easier to save this way, and that I would end up saving more money, because I wouldn't be tempted to go rooting around down there to take the money back. Also, I would never be certain how much money was there. It was a brilliant scheme.
A childhood belief about money
others believed things like this
- When I was a little kid I used to believe that tissue paper was money and that you could have a box of money.Anon
- I used to belive that if you went up to an ATM it would just give you money out that is not your own money.Anon
- When my brother was 5 I use to swap a $5.00 note for lots of coins because he thought that I had more money— MATT NEWTON
- When I was little, I believed that banks were places where anyone could go in and take some money for free. Anon
- I believed money didnt exist and you could just get anything you wanted.— Mr Money
- when I was little I believed that if I put a white stone under the pillow with my tooth I make more moneyAnon