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At what age did you pull out $5,000 from your wallet and spend it all on one thing?
Money is worthless unless you spend it..
Wrong. It's quite useful. To have that 5K in the bank means I wouldn't be out on the street right away or running up high interest debts if I lose my job or have some other financial misfortune come my way.
When I had my take home pay cut by almost 15% back in 2011 and had my rent increase last year....because I was living well below my means, I could still pay my bills and contribute the same amount to retirement, although the amount I put in regular savings got cut significantly. If I had been living payday to payday like most people, I would be a lot more stressed out than I am.
spoken like a wasteful person. money is far from worthless even if you dont make major purchases. to each their own.
for a doctor and lawyer you seem uneducated about money
ummmmm.......I'm no CSI investigator but I would be shocked if the poster was high school graduate. Their posts are flaky, not exactly what a lawyer/Dr. would say.
Not too many people refer to themselves as Dr and then put PHD at the end either.....
Wrong. It's quite useful. To have that 5K in the bank means I wouldn't be out on the street right away or running up high interest debts if I lose my job or have some other financial misfortune come my way.
When I had my take home pay cut by almost 15% back in 2011 and had my rent increase last year....because I was living well below my means, I could still pay my bills and contribute the same amount to retirement, although the amount I put in regular savings got cut significantly. If I had been living payday to payday like most people, I would be a lot more stressed out than I am.
Money is worthless unless you spend it.
Then again I own a business.. so I dont worry about pay cuts..
Nothing succeedes like success.
Shortly after I joined the Marine Corps Reserve; I started investing in penny stocks and working a full time civilian job while working in the reserves. I also worked plenty of jobs that paid under the table.
So tax evasion helped you get to an early 100K ?
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