Could have at least posted some currently dated shit: lol
Oh and next time you decide to front, at least plan it well.
http://www.customreceipts.com/
Hip hop t-shirts, caps and jewelry
http://www.diamondndaruff.com/
Post yo account balance...
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Hip hop t-shirts, caps and jewelry
http://www.diamondndaruff.com/
Could have at least posted some currently dated shit: lol
Oh and next time you decide to front, at least plan it well.
http://www.customreceipts.com/
Bigmario23 said:
brings back alot of memories for me
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Muthafuckas just like 2 take the board 4 a ride i see.
Day b4 it was "post ur whip ...unless you're embarrased."
Now its this fake ass reciept shit.
I know for a fact u don't think BGOL is that fuckin stupid.
Day b4 it was "post ur whip ...unless you're embarrased."
Now its this fake ass reciept shit.
I know for a fact u don't think BGOL is that fuckin stupid.
Post your whip,post your bank account,post your old lady's pussy...this guy is pure comedy.
"Loins of London"
"Loins of London"
u in Seattle right?
niccas should know by now it's too many detectives up in this bitch that will dissect anything you say and post.....
You are the BAMMA OF THE WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK WEEK.
Everyday there is some bamma ass shit posted by you.
You need to look in the mirror and scream
"What the fuck is wrong with you!!!!!!!!!!!"
See you later in another one of your dumb ass threads
My nigga said "BAMMA OF THE WEEK". That shit is funny as hell....the nigga that started this post is a LAME FUCK though. I mean real ballas dont floss like that....this nigga is a child without a pot to piss in!!
Could have at least posted some currently dated shit: lol
Oh and next time you decide to front, at least plan it well.
http://www.customreceipts.com/
Hilarious
it's not even real. take another look at it FAM
Only a true dumbass would have that amount of money in a regular savings account getting 3% interest, when he could be getting 9% or 12% with a better account.
What's really amazing, he has all that in ONE account. And....it's a BOA account...you know, the one that SQUEEZES more money out of you in fees.
On the REAL TIP ... what are some of the rates like in ya'lls various areas? And what are some of the better forms of savings/investments people can recommend for all of us in our pursuit of the REAL INVESTMENTS (property / real estate) 
? Especially for all of us who are looking to one day become 1st-time homeowners ------------>
The rates here really vary (west coast) ...
- Ya'll have 401k plans. In Canada we've got RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plans). The market has suffered the past year, but I did well over a year ago sitting at 13% one go-'round.
- G.I.C's (General Interest Compound) - Used to deal with these in the early-2000s
- Term Deposits (years ago they often averaged 3-year term rates of 3.5 / 5 / 7%, whereas more recently they've suffered and often sit at 2.5 / 3.25 / 5% with average yields of only 3.583%)
- Bonds (Back in the 90s it was cool as a youngin' to buy some of these ... back then the rates were more solid, and just sit on them for 5 - 10 years or more). My grandmother's told me stories about the 80s and early-90s when 2 and 3-year term rates averaged 12 - 19%
. It's unbelievable really for all of us 18 - 35yo cats at present.
- Savings (The rates vary DRASTICALLY here. Some places offer as little as 0.01 - 0.03%
. Other are only 0.3% 
. Some are 3 - 3.25% . Whereas some of the better institutions are offering slightly improved 4.25 - 4.75% rates 
for 'INTEREST PLUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT' & GENERAL SAVINGS / NO FEES / NO ACCOUNT LIMIT / UNLIMITED TRANSACTIONS ... which is ok. * It's really hard to believe that so many hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people who are sitting STRONG on alot of money keep shit locked into wack-ass providers with dismal returns.
I'm closing out a 3-year term deposit which comes due on November 18th, 2007. Gonna invest it into the 4.25% spot and wait for something better.
Being patient with the RRSP ... it fluctuates continuously and you're never sure just how strong the market truly is. * It's hard to get a statement one month after 2 months and see you've lost $100, then a month later earned $200, then lost $230, then gained back $35. I was asking fam' what to do and my mom laughed and said ... "Don't even worry about those statements. Glance at them, and then file them away. Things are way too up and down. The game's unstable."
? Especially for all of us who are looking to one day become 1st-time homeowners ------------>The rates here really vary (west coast) ...
- Ya'll have 401k plans. In Canada we've got RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plans). The market has suffered the past year, but I did well over a year ago sitting at 13% one go-'round.
- G.I.C's (General Interest Compound) - Used to deal with these in the early-2000s
- Term Deposits (years ago they often averaged 3-year term rates of 3.5 / 5 / 7%, whereas more recently they've suffered and often sit at 2.5 / 3.25 / 5% with average yields of only 3.583%)
- Bonds (Back in the 90s it was cool as a youngin' to buy some of these ... back then the rates were more solid, and just sit on them for 5 - 10 years or more). My grandmother's told me stories about the 80s and early-90s when 2 and 3-year term rates averaged 12 - 19%
. It's unbelievable really for all of us 18 - 35yo cats at present.- Savings (The rates vary DRASTICALLY here. Some places offer as little as 0.01 - 0.03%
. Other are only 0.3% . Some are 3 - 3.25% . Whereas some of the better institutions are offering slightly improved 4.25 - 4.75% rates for 'INTEREST PLUS SAVINGS ACCOUNT' & GENERAL SAVINGS / NO FEES / NO ACCOUNT LIMIT / UNLIMITED TRANSACTIONS ... which is ok. * It's really hard to believe that so many hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of people who are sitting STRONG on alot of money keep shit locked into wack-ass providers with dismal returns.I'm closing out a 3-year term deposit which comes due on November 18th, 2007. Gonna invest it into the 4.25% spot and wait for something better.
Being patient with the RRSP ... it fluctuates continuously and you're never sure just how strong the market truly is. * It's hard to get a statement one month after 2 months and see you've lost $100, then a month later earned $200, then lost $230, then gained back $35.
I was asking fam' what to do and my mom laughed and said ... "Don't even worry about those statements. Glance at them, and then file them away. Things are way too up and down. The game's unstable." 
co sign...lmmfao
Yo' PBD Account, keep diggin' that hole and when you smell chinese food, STOP! Loins of London.
-VG
I'm Clay Aiken, BITCH!!!
clown is right because its Duke.
WHY IS THE DATE ON THE SLIP 11/4/2001
I KEEPS CASH!!!!
yo...clean your nails!!! All that cash and can not clean yourself..
On the REAL TIP ... what are some of the rates like in ya'lls various areas? And what are some of the better forms of savings/investments people can recommend for all of us in our pursuit of the REAL INVESTMENTS (property / real estate)
The rates here really vary (west coast) ...
- Ya'll have 401k plans. In Canada we've got RRSPs (Registered Retirement Savings Plans). The market has suffered the past year, but I did well over a year ago sitting at 13% one go-'round.
- G.I.C's (General Interest Compound) - Used to deal with these in the early-2000s
- Term Deposits (years ago they often averaged 3-year term rates of 3.5 / 5 / 7%, whereas more recently they've suffered and often sit at 2.5 / 3.25 / 5% with average yields of only 3.583%)
- Bonds (Back in the 90s it was cool as a youngin' to buy some of these ... back then the rates were more solid, and just sit on them for 5 - 10 years or more). My grandmother's told me stories about the 80s and early-90s when 2 and 3-year term rates averaged 12 - 19%
- Savings (The rates vary DRASTICALLY here. Some places offer as little as 0.01 - 0.03%
I'm closing out a 3-year term deposit which comes due on November 18th, 2007. Gonna invest it into the 4.25% spot and wait for something better.
Being patient with the RRSP ... it fluctuates continuously and you're never sure just how strong the market truly is. * It's hard to get a statement one month after 2 months and see you've lost $100, then a month later earned $200, then lost $230, then gained back $35.
what you want to ask for is high interest yield account.
I buy gold bars and have them in safety deposit boxes. If the bank crashes, gold still keeps it's price.
the coonery has reached new heights on BGOL!!!! Welcome to the ignorance!!! There is no reason to ever, ever, ever show someone a statement with your finances outlined!!!! Stupid muhfuckas! That's why that Chappelle shit was so funny when blacks got reparations, because that's exactly how it would go down! All the money would go right back to the white man so all you simps could post up shit like this and cop all kinds of useless shit to give your shallow selves more worth. pitiful.
do yourselves a fuckin' favor and watch a documentary called "The Century of Self" http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=century+of+self
do yourselves a fuckin' favor and watch a documentary called "The Century of Self" http://video.google.com/videosearch?q=century+of+self
I'm rich, bitch!
World,
I've heard about this in years past from other fam' members. For starters ... what kind of side investment are we lookin' at generally-speaking? How much do you have locked up in gold as opposed to your other investments? Just curious.
Gotta laugh at some of the "interest" rates offered by local institutions as far as CHEQUING/SAVINGS accounts go these days and shit. Who the fuck do they think they are?
"Annual Interest Rate
$25,000 and over
0.050%
$10,000 - $24,999
0.025%
$5,000 - $9,999
0.000%
$3,000 - $4,999
0.000%
$1,000 - $2,999s
0.000%
Under $1,000
0.000%"
"Annual Interest Rate
$25,000 and over
0.050%
$10,000 - $24,999
0.025%
$5,000 - $9,999
0.000%
$3,000 - $4,999
0.000%
$1,000 - $2,999s
0.000%
Under $1,000
0.000%"
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