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Originally Posted by King Jaffe
ING account son, look into it
I got in back during the good times when it was like 4 or 5% ...that is all gone
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Originally Posted by King Jaffe
ING account son, look into it
damn didnt know it was like that now, even the savings accounts?Originally Posted by Kingtre
Originally Posted by King Jaffe
ING account son, look into itmaybe 3-5 years ago...ING is giving like 1% right now...
I got in back during the good times when it was like 4 or 5% ...that is all gone
damn didnt know it was like that now, even the savings accounts?Originally Posted by Kingtre
Originally Posted by King Jaffe
ING account son, look into itmaybe 3-5 years ago...ING is giving like 1% right now...
I got in back during the good times when it was like 4 or 5% ...that is all gone
Orange Savings Account [table][tr][th=""]Annual Percentage Yield (APY)[/th] [th=""]Effective Since[/th] [/tr][tr][td]1.00%[/td] [td]02/23/2011[/td][/tr][/table]Originally Posted by King Jaffe
damn didnt know it was like that now, even the savings accounts?Originally Posted by Kingtre
Originally Posted by King Jaffe
ING account son, look into itmaybe 3-5 years ago...ING is giving like 1% right now...
I got in back during the good times when it was like 4 or 5% ...that is all gone
Orange Savings Account [table][tr][th=""]Annual Percentage Yield (APY)[/th] [th=""]Effective Since[/th] [/tr][tr][td]1.00%[/td] [td]02/23/2011[/td][/tr][/table]Originally Posted by King Jaffe
damn didnt know it was like that now, even the savings accounts?Originally Posted by Kingtre
Originally Posted by King Jaffe
ING account son, look into itmaybe 3-5 years ago...ING is giving like 1% right now...
I got in back during the good times when it was like 4 or 5% ...that is all gone
there you go, OPOriginally Posted by DEpast
I've gone the second job route bruh, and it killed me this tax season.Originally Posted by FullTech
get a 2nd job and save up from there
Having a second job put me in another bracket and I wound up owing money. No more second jobs for me unless it's under the table cash.
there you go, OPOriginally Posted by DEpast
I've gone the second job route bruh, and it killed me this tax season.Originally Posted by FullTech
get a 2nd job and save up from there
Having a second job put me in another bracket and I wound up owing money. No more second jobs for me unless it's under the table cash.
Yeah, but I'm not using it yet. I don't make enough money to do so IMO.Originally Posted by DEpast
kidplay wrote:
depending on your risk profile/age, you can invest in stocks or fixed income securities. do a little bit of research before you put your money to work, or else you may end up watching it shrink rather than stay stagnant.
also, does your place of employment have a 401k plan set up for its employees? if so thats a great way to invest/save at the same time.
Yeah, but I'm not using it yet. I don't make enough money to do so IMO.Originally Posted by DEpast
kidplay wrote:
depending on your risk profile/age, you can invest in stocks or fixed income securities. do a little bit of research before you put your money to work, or else you may end up watching it shrink rather than stay stagnant.
also, does your place of employment have a 401k plan set up for its employees? if so thats a great way to invest/save at the same time.
Originally Posted by RedMan
Yeah, but I'm not using it yet. I don't make enough money to do so IMO.Originally Posted by DEpast
kidplay wrote:
depending on your risk profile/age, you can invest in stocks or fixed income securities. do a little bit of research before you put your money to work, or else you may end up watching it shrink rather than stay stagnant.
also, does your place of employment have a 401k plan set up for its employees? if so thats a great way to invest/save at the same time.
I'm a sports writer in NC. Newspapers' 401K plans = Suicide. The industry is coming to an end, just wanted to save money before heading back to school, again, for another degree.
Originally Posted by RedMan
Yeah, but I'm not using it yet. I don't make enough money to do so IMO.Originally Posted by DEpast
kidplay wrote:
depending on your risk profile/age, you can invest in stocks or fixed income securities. do a little bit of research before you put your money to work, or else you may end up watching it shrink rather than stay stagnant.
also, does your place of employment have a 401k plan set up for its employees? if so thats a great way to invest/save at the same time.
I'm a sports writer in NC. Newspapers' 401K plans = Suicide. The industry is coming to an end, just wanted to save money before heading back to school, again, for another degree.
Even if you end up owing taxes in the end, you're still coming out ahead. You're just not having enough withheld.Originally Posted by DEpast
I've gone the second job route bruh, and it killed me this tax season.Originally Posted by FullTech
get a 2nd job and save up from there
Having a second job put me in another bracket and I wound up owing money. No more second jobs for me unless it's under the table cash.
Even if you end up owing taxes in the end, you're still coming out ahead. You're just not having enough withheld.Originally Posted by DEpast
I've gone the second job route bruh, and it killed me this tax season.Originally Posted by FullTech
get a 2nd job and save up from there
Having a second job put me in another bracket and I wound up owing money. No more second jobs for me unless it's under the table cash.