$5000 and finally go on a really great vacation.
$5000 or $1000 Free But With Strings.....Your Choice.
06/01/2013
With my student loans foremost in my mind upon reading this, if there was an extra zero tacked on to those numbers this would be a much harder question. It would be agony to pick 50,000 and only to be able to use it frivolously, while not being allowed to pay them off and still have a nice chunk of money left over. 10,000 however, would take a large percentage out of them and it wouldn't count as saving or investing.
Being what it is, 1,000 would be helpful, but it wouldn't make much of a dent. Therefore I'd probably be selfish and pick the 5,000. I know I could certainly find ways to spend it.
Being what it is, 1,000 would be helpful, but it wouldn't make much of a dent. Therefore I'd probably be selfish and pick the 5,000. I know I could certainly find ways to spend it.
06/01/2013
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That's not an easy choice! I think it would depend on my mood when I answered that question. I've changed my mind five times already!
Originally posted by
js250
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
06/01/2013
I'll take the $5000 in small bills please.
06/01/2013
I'd take the 5K. That way, the money I earn can go towards bills and food, etc.
06/01/2013
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$5k for buying luxury items for myself? Hell yeah, when will I get my check? Lol.
Originally posted by
js250
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
06/01/2013
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I'd probably have to go with the $1000! I don't think I'd know how to spend $5000 with those limits. Lol. Couldn't do it and not use some of it for other people and bills. LOL.
Originally posted by
js250
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
06/01/2013
$5000.00.
Could foods really be considered a necessity if it's all on foods you would never normally buy? (e.g., the $20.00/lb steak, the scallops, the lobsters..) It would be so delicious...
But even if those didn't count, I'd so be able to find stuff to buy. Hello, Squildo. Hello, Bad Dragon Tentacles. Hello, grain mill. Hello, Doc Martens. Hello, fabric.
Could foods really be considered a necessity if it's all on foods you would never normally buy? (e.g., the $20.00/lb steak, the scallops, the lobsters..) It would be so delicious...
But even if those didn't count, I'd so be able to find stuff to buy. Hello, Squildo. Hello, Bad Dragon Tentacles. Hello, grain mill. Hello, Doc Martens. Hello, fabric.
06/01/2013
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5000..Kick as vacation.
Originally posted by
js250
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the ... more
You have a choice, you can choose $5000 or $1000 as a free, one time gift that never has to be paid back. But there are strings attached...which one do you choose and why?
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
--$5000 cash.
**You cannot pay bills, invest or save the money.
**Every penny must be spent on YOU--no one else.
**No necessities can be purchased, must be luxury/enjoyable purchases.
--$1000 cash.
**Spend however you want.
**No saving or investing.
**No giving it away. less
06/01/2013
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