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There is nothing wrong with a salary like that, as long as you are making your money work for you. You have to have some other investments, whether it be internet sales, a private business or just playing with stocks or Forex. A 9 to 5 just doesn't cut it these days.
what flea is he in? USA? i looked for him when i went. Or is it the smaller flea/strip mall next to USA.
Someone knowledgable about this stuff should make a thread n help other NT'ers out
Not saying that nobody here knows what they are doing, but why look to a sneaker message board for cats to provide financial planning advice? I mean, sure, if some dude who knows his stuff and who you trust is going to take the time to pass on their knowledge, that's cool. But, generally speaking, there's no shortage of better places on the internet (I presume) to educate yourself on personal finance and investment strategy than Niketalk.
It got relistedhttp://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/BLACK-DIA...D&orig_cvip=true&rt=nc&_trksid=p2047675.l2557
This finished for quite cheap!
thats what they should sell for
thats a very nice price for that one tho, yes im salty
doesn't surprise me, his stuff looks sketchyi bought a chain from franky diamonds .....hes whatever tho b hes here in the flea market they be taxing like crazy lol i had to make pretend i was going to leave to get the right price on a franco ....he has alot of that crystal diamond / 8k gold stuff lol stopped messing with his store after they sold me a indian face ring that wasnt even scratching 10k , luckily they gave me a full refund ....oh and i bought a set of diamond earrings really big and nice and they diamonds kept falling out , they refunded me that but in store credit
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Salary like that he should definitely take advantage of 401(k) matching. But other than that...I just don't think he's got enough capitalThere is nothing wrong with a salary like that, as long as you are making your money work for you. You have to have some other investments, whether it be internet sales, a private business or just playing with stocks or Forex. A 9 to 5 just doesn't cut it these days.
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At what face value would you say these become worthwhile?
Would a rise in interest rates increase the earnings?
What about fixed rate? I feel like it'd be a bad time to be indexed to, say, the S&P
The thing is, a lot of middle and lower middle class people in this country view a house as some type of great investment. The reality is that they end up dumping tons of money into renovations and repairs, and pay much more than the home is worth by the time their mortgage is paid off with interest. I have made money off of houses, but these were instances where I bought the houses outright, renovated them, and flipped them or rented them out. Yeah, it is nice to own a house and feel like you have that security (although you don't really have any security if you don't own it outright anyways), but if you live in a house and pay on a mortage, it isn't really an investment.
so you dont think i would have to worry about it breaking?I'm assuming so. I mean, they don't just make them 1 piece, i'm sure they start off really small and then they add to it to get to the desire size.