Quoted from eggbert52:I have roughly $3.5K per month in leftover money
Sounds like a pin a month to me!
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Quoted from eggbert52:I have roughly $3.5K per month in leftover money
Sounds like a pin a month to me!
Quoted from golfingdad1:The interest paid on the house every year is 100% tax deductible vs just paying rent at zero %
True, but as a renter myself due to past financial downfalls (ex, business failure, etc.), I write-off my rent, utilities and home office on my state taxes. Yes it's better to own a home in the long-run, but for those of us who have to rent for the time being, you can get a bit of a tax break if you know how to work it.
Back on topic, if I had $3.5k a month to blow, my house would be packed with pins & whores!
Quoted from Astropin:Of course in "those days" I never had any money.
Because you were playing with pins & whores!
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