Because most people capable of getting a $50,000 rebate usually do
Just Received a Cashiers Check For $50K. I Have a Few Questions For Y'all Big Brains
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Because most people capable of getting a $50,000 rebate usually do
Nah, I don't have much debt. Keep about seven credit cards and they're paid off.
No rebate bruh, gift from a relative.
This scam still floating around. 
I got one from the Post Office like 2 years ago. Took it to a friend who worked there. First thing she asked,"you didn't try to cash this did you?" Whatever you do don't deposit that check. Confirm the check with the bank before you do anything.
I got one from the Post Office like 2 years ago. Took it to a friend who worked there. First thing she asked,"you didn't try to cash this did you?" Whatever you do don't deposit that check. Confirm the check with the bank before you do anything.
This scam still floating around.
I got one from the Post Office like 2 years ago. Took it to a friend who worked there. First thing she asked,"you didn't try to cash this did you?" Whatever you do don't deposit that check. Confirm the check with the bank before you do anything.
HAH! Thanks fam. It was from a wealthy relative
VTI is the total market (all caps), but would be a solid choice regardless
You're gonna want SPY/SPYG or VOO/VOOG for the just the S&P500
ie. VIG..VYM
Sounds very interesting. Will check it out.
Is it that simple? The drivers are independent contractors?
Get the truck, your authority, license and insurance..
https://www.indeed.com/q-Owner-Operator-Amazon-jobs.html
Amazon pays your truck 5 to 10k per week. All expenses are yours. Fuel,driver, tires, insurance....
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I wouldn't get to hung up in the share price. Doesn't matter how many shares you get, if one is 113 and the other is 311... It's still $350 bucks. It's like investing a million dollars in Tesla @$400/share or Ford @$7/share... It's still a million bucks.
What I would worry about is performance (e.g. what return are you getting on your money) and how much are the fees.
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I would buy me a cheap property and fix that bitch, and sell it before the end of the year. 2021 housing market will crash, but you would have your money and a nice return. And you can buy a cheap foreclosure in Jersey. You can get it for the taxes.
Idk how good you are at sports betting but you in nj and I heard the meadowlands got a lot of money there as far as sports betting..great flips to
I have a good friend that's really into buying and selling real estate. In fact he just bought a mini "mansion" in Jersey for like $300K, but the value after fixing up is something like $700K-$800K. This may be a bet.
Don't do that to me fam. I'm sitting here in front of my laptop ready to register at one of those Jersey gambling sites now.
Found this while doing research on short term CDs. Pretty cool instrument.
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My power was off so I didn't get a chance to respond.
The advisor, for a small fee, will tell you the tax implications of your deposit
Bro., you have enough money to get an apartment building. Get the book Commercial Real Estate Investing for Dummies, by Peter Harris and Peter Conti. Bro., Harris is a brother like us and he has email and personal training to help you get started. Plus, he is on YouTube. There is money to be made because the time is about to explode on the Real Estate market. Deals will be had everywhere. A shit load of millionaires will be made and I hope I will be one of them. Join in too to create that generational wealth.
id send me half, hire someone to help you catch up on all the back software requests you havent gotten too yet & invest the rest.
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if you are serious... i can make you some offers
I’m just saying 50 gs.. you could play with 1-3 maybe 5 gs if you nice at gambling.. gambling only a problem if you a loser.. but if your sport betting nice hey you can flip it quick... like I said if this was the start of the pandemic or even summer I would of gave you diff lil things you could of flipped your money into.. that 50,000 could’ve easily flipped into 6 figs in the taxfree world... even investing into bj’s warehouse stock could of got you some nice money.. stock was going to 25 a share and went up to 40 a share at 1 point..there was the liq hustle, the firework hustle.. etc
I definitely follow “our rich journey”. They seem to got they stuff together. Like someone on here said, you can only listen to folks on a board so much. Always educate yourself first. This couple is great. The bogle head forums are great. Read books by John bogle (founder of Vanguard) and some books who follow his philosophy such as “the little book of smart investing”. You’re already on the right track that’s for sure.
This looks interesting. Not sure how I missed. Appreciate you mayne.
Congrats homie..that's good stuff
Hey guy look like they about to legalize weed in nj ..maybe you can invest into that?
I actually voted against that. Since it's here I might as well partner up with Cheech and Chong.
Mostly afraid of my wife whittling it away. We've already had a some minor disagreements.
Good advice I got from the board is to put it in a 3 month CD. I checked TD Baanks rates and at the end it'll have earned @ $1500. I can figure out long run plans while that sits.
Plus the skrip club just opened back up and I don't want to stuff too many draw strings.
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Good assortment of advice and suggestions. I’ve been talking to a coworker the past year who is 45’ish. Lost both her parents in recent years. They were 80. She is sitting on their house which is worth 1.2M. Wants to downsize to a condo or townhome. Been suggesting she start doing research online in the process. Noting if I were her, I’d probably pick up a 2 or 3 br, 2 bath and invest the rest. Also think about early retirement. She keeps thinking she will need to work until 65. Keep in mind she has no debt, no kids, and lives modestly. Been saying “let the money work for you” investment-wise for the longest. Build up her investment portfolio which needs help yet. Work until mid-late 50s instead and then
chill with a nice pension. She already has 20 yrs with the company.
chill with a nice pension. She already has 20 yrs with the company.
Sounds like she's sitting on gold. If she's 45 and as frugal as she sounds she probably already has a nice 401K and other little nest eggs. I don't know a whole lot about the legal side of inheriting property. I'm assuming that since it was her parents it's tax free? I'm also assuming the mortgage is paid. She sounds like that type. Plus twenty years in with her company. Damn!!!
At 45 or so she can even be a little risky with some of the proceeds. I wonder what's got her so cautious.
Sounds like she could be in play @Helico-pterFunk ...she off limits to you?