If you had $2000 to put into your Z....
Pay off debt.
Pay off your car insurance for a year.
Put it in savings for a rainy day.
Pay down a loan.
Save up for a house.
*puts on flame-suit for thinking responsibly*
Pay off your car insurance for a year.
Put it in savings for a rainy day.
Pay down a loan.
Save up for a house.
*puts on flame-suit for thinking responsibly*
Last edited by JohnnyHT; Apr 17, 2008 at 08:32 AM.
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Originally Posted by JohnnyHT
Pay off debt.
Pay off your car insurance for a year.
Put it in savings for a rainy day.
Pay down a loan.
Save up for a house.
*puts on flame-suit for thinking responsibly*
Pay off your car insurance for a year.
Put it in savings for a rainy day.
Pay down a loan.
Save up for a house.
*puts on flame-suit for thinking responsibly*
Honestly...I owe my aunt 2 grand. I would pay her off
I don't know what I would do. I have 2500 sitting in my bank waiting for my car mods.
Im either going to A:
Rims/Sick Tires
B:
Red leather seats, ARC ****, Pioneer Avid D3, UR Pulley, Eye lids, HID's, Carbon Fiber interior kit.
Damn, rims and tires are so expensive, look how much I can get instead, with some left over.. If I did not already have the mods in my sig, I would start with them.
Im either going to A:
Rims/Sick Tires
B:
Red leather seats, ARC ****, Pioneer Avid D3, UR Pulley, Eye lids, HID's, Carbon Fiber interior kit.
Damn, rims and tires are so expensive, look how much I can get instead, with some left over.. If I did not already have the mods in my sig, I would start with them.
Originally Posted by Asian Invasian
I don't know what I would do. I have 2500 sitting in my bank waiting for my car mods.
Im either going to A:
Rims/Sick Tires
B:
Red leather seats, ARC ****, Pioneer Avid D3, UR Pulley, Eye lids, HID's, Carbon Fiber interior kit.
Damn, rims and tires are so expensive, look how much I can get instead, with some left over.. If I did not already have the mods in my sig, I would start with them.
Im either going to A:
Rims/Sick Tires
B:
Red leather seats, ARC ****, Pioneer Avid D3, UR Pulley, Eye lids, HID's, Carbon Fiber interior kit.
Damn, rims and tires are so expensive, look how much I can get instead, with some left over.. If I did not already have the mods in my sig, I would start with them.
Originally Posted by JohnnyHT
Pay off all debt.
Pay off your car insurance for a year.
Put it in savings for a rainy day.
SHOULD ALREADY HAVE A HOUSE IF YOU MOD YOUR Z otherwise you're wasting money on RENT!
Finally... mod the **** of your car when you ACTUALLY have the money OR buy a GTR.
Pay off your car insurance for a year.
Put it in savings for a rainy day.
SHOULD ALREADY HAVE A HOUSE IF YOU MOD YOUR Z otherwise you're wasting money on RENT!
Finally... mod the **** of your car when you ACTUALLY have the money OR buy a GTR.
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Originally Posted by TheProfessional
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There are lots of us that travel so much for work, and get bounced around to different plants/offices that we can't just buy a house somewhere.
So by your justification we can't mod our cars until our jobs decide to let us settle down in a single place for longer than a month or two?
Hell, I'm lucky if I see the same city 2 months in a row.
Buying a house isn't really that important of a financial goal to many people.
Originally Posted by Optamix
Thats making a really broad generalization.
Buying a house isn't really that important of a financial goal to many people.
Buying a house isn't really that important of a financial goal to many people.
Originally Posted by Optamix
I'm just saying that it isn't the end all of financial stability.
My point was for most people there are 2 financial tracks... you are either SPENDING money or building equity.
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Originally Posted by TheProfessional
No you're right.. there's plenty of people out there making bank without a house and modding cars at the same time.
My point was for most people there are 2 financial tracks... you are either SPENDING money or building equity.
My point was for most people there are 2 financial tracks... you are either SPENDING money or building equity.
My goal is to have $2 in the bank when I kick over.
Originally Posted by Optamix
Can't take it with you when you die.
My goal is to have $2 in the bank when I kick over.
My goal is to have $2 in the bank when I kick over.
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Originally Posted by TheProfessional
If you are under the age of 40 or not terminally ill, I don't see how this applies to you right now?
Besides contributing to my 401K and keeping some padding in my bank account for an emergency I don't actively save unless I'm saving for 'something'.
