Man it’s crazy how these superstars blow on material things. I was thinking that the leagues should implement some type if financial planning training once a contract is signed but I guess they feel its not their responsibility.

When are Americans going to learn that material things are not going to make you happy. All these starving people all over the world and they just blow crazy amounts of money.

A.I., our love affair is now officially over…cause you are stupid as hell for blowing money like this.

First you dont know Allen so don’t publish some bull youthink he is broke to tell these pathetic low life people information. He is NOT broke why is it a concern to you??? Much information y’all publish shit about him is not true. I’m sick of y’all groupies and itches spreading nonesense. Grow the f up.get some balls and matter fact no say.how f up the world is, and entertainers.slept around. Why does it matter? You a sad case and this blog. You barely like Shekinah but listen stop.spreading much and worry about yourself.

Wow! People in the world starving, losing their homes, losing their jobs, and surviving on unemployment of $300/wk…or less!! And this JOKER can’t live off of $61,000 a month??!!! Don’t wish him any harm, but he is definitely his own worse enemy!!

I do not know how old Allen is but I can’t wrap my mind around the concept of how a person can blow $150 million dollars while still young. This is mind blowing. I was going to ask if he had financial advisors, but if he did he didn’t take their advice.

Nothing is impossible but I think it’s highly improbable Allen he will not come out of this to become a rich man again. He will probably wind up staying broke or near broke for the rest of his life unless he learns to change his way of thinking when it comes to money. SMH.

"Somebody please get Suze Orman on line 1!"

L M A O ! That is the funniest thing I ever heard!!!! Michelle, I take back every negative thing I’ve ever said about you on here. You just redeemed yourself once and for all. I worship the ground you walk on! LOOOOOOL!

Whew! Now that I’ve caught my breath…

He should just sell that car, go buy a condo and a BMW with the money and call it a day. Who. In. Thee. Hell. spends $358,376.66 a month when they are only bringing in $62,500? If you can’t make $62,500 a month work, you deserve to be broke. $10 grand on GROCERIES? Really? I truly hope that’s a lie.

Dang, I love me some A.I.! However, I’m beyond disturbed by this and even more disturbed that it KEEPS happening across the entertainment field as a whole: whether it’s ATHLETES, SINGERS/RAPPERS, or ACTORS. They’re beyond the realm of help by Suze Orman or even ESPN’s 30 for 30 Broke Documentary. Instead, they need a basic understanding that you simply CANNOT spend more than you bring in….

America is the ONLY country on Earth where a person can be BROKE, DESTITUTE, & drowning in debt, yet still drive around in high end luxury cars!

SMH.
Anyone who brings in $62,500 in monthly income should not have money problems. Most of the things he’s spending boatloads of money on–jewelry, clothes, etc.–are nonsense. Where are his investments? How will he pay for his kids’ college tuitions? What if one of his kids are their mother gets sick? How is he going to pay for the medical care? He’s spending more than $350,000 a month? Are you freaking kidding me? I mean, seriously? $350,000 a month? So, more than $4 million a year in the hole due to lavish living. Dude, do you know where you could have put that money instead? You could have purchased a McDonald’s franchise, Subway franchises, etc. And I got some news for you: Mercedes announced about a year ago that they’re going to kill the rebirthed Maybach by the start of 2013. It never made nowhere near the money they had estimated it would. Although expensive, the Maybach never could compete with other ultra-luxury cars in its class, such as Rolls-Royce, Bentley, etc. For one, it looks too much like a Mercedes S-Class. So, think about it. Maybach wasn’t a good investment for Mercedes and its owners and shareholders, so why would you waste almost half a million dollars on one? Yeah, it could be worth something on the collector’s circuit in the coming years, but you can’t wait that long.