BlackStilettos wrote:
He also went through $500,000 of his personal savings to pay off bills. IDK. I'm torn between feeling sorry for them, and wondering why they weren't brighter about the financial decisions they made. It didn't seem like they considered that the hedge fund business would fail.

Is the wife even working? Why is an anonymous friend paying $30,000 for the kids to go to a private school? What a sweet gesture, but damn. Why are they just now looking into an apartment? Just bad decisions all around.
I'm with you. I feel sorry for them because it is unfortunate that the economy went through the crapper. But, at the same time, I don't feel sorry for them for living beyond their means. The house, the cars, the private school, etc. He made $750,000 every year at his old job and his life savings was $500k? image