Risk vs reward
pay cash vs finance 2022
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Risk vs reward
True. But Meta is a business that generates income.
Crypto does not. It’s a Ponzi model. That is the only way it has “value”.
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Only an idiot would do such a thing, I agree. I started with change..threw a few hundred here and there. Hit about 52K all time high. After everything I'm still around 10K which is more than I have put into it. Most of my money I made was playing off Elon's Tweets. It's about consumer confidence even more so than the dollar and reacts quicker than the dollar. It's fun...I'll stay a while because it will go back up.
Elon helped me like crazy lol
I do think Doge will rise again .. I don’t think shiba is what people thought.
Eth is still a solid
Depends on interest rates. But other peoples money is Always the way to go if interest rate is low
Another major benefit of paying cash for a vehicle is not having to pay full coverage insurance.
That in itself will save me personally $440 a month.
125 vs 565 monthly for insurance. Thats another 20G it will cost you to finance.
Before anyone says shit about not having full coverage I never have and never will and never had a problem.
That in itself will save me personally $440 a month.
125 vs 565 monthly for insurance. Thats another 20G it will cost you to finance.
Before anyone says shit about not having full coverage I never have and never will and never had a problem.
LOL The difference between full coverage and liability is only like 40 bucks for me. You must have a crap ton of tickets, DUIs, accidents..etc.
Right, I was thinking the same thing.
Or he's got teenagers driving it.
Even then that's way up there. With two teens with their own cars and three cars between the wife and I, we were paying about $400/mo.
There are a lot of factors in car insurance costs, and the first one is location. I had a Taurus SHO in Michigan, full coverage, glass deductible of $300, and a $1,500 collision deductible on it.
It cost me more to insure the SHO in Michigan yearly than it cost me to insure both my wife's BMW and my Mustang in North Carolina. And I had full glass coverage and a $150 collision deductible on those cars. The 2 cars in North Carolina was almost half of what I paid for the one car that was based in Michigan.
The only difference was geography. Michigan is one of the highest in the nation for car insurance. When I was getting the insurance in North Carolina the agent asked why I had such high deductibles on the cars. It was the only way to get reasonable rates in Michigan.
It cost me more to insure the SHO in Michigan yearly than it cost me to insure both my wife's BMW and my Mustang in North Carolina. And I had full glass coverage and a $150 collision deductible on those cars. The 2 cars in North Carolina was almost half of what I paid for the one car that was based in Michigan.
The only difference was geography. Michigan is one of the highest in the nation for car insurance. When I was getting the insurance in North Carolina the agent asked why I had such high deductibles on the cars. It was the only way to get reasonable rates in Michigan.
Nope I have a perfect driving record. 34 years old New Orleans, LA.
I have no idea how anyone has such cheap insurance. I currently pay 120 a month for 2 cars an explorer and a marauder with just liability. I was quoted $860 a month for full coverage for a new mustang 10 years ago.
I have no idea how anyone has such cheap insurance. I currently pay 120 a month for 2 cars an explorer and a marauder with just liability. I was quoted $860 a month for full coverage for a new mustang 10 years ago.
Yeah just under $200 here for full coverage on a 20 Raptor and 20 Wrangler...both perfect driving records. (USAA) 49 and 47
234 a month for my Vette and a G37 Coupe, full coverage on both. The Infiniti actually cost more to insure. I could definitely lower that too by shopping around. I might do that tomorrow now that I think about it.
Jeez I got full coverage and unfortunately two accidents, other insurance paid but non fault state , and my monthly is 220 a month.
This is why we shop around every 3-5 years, with a broker. Saved over $900 a year last time we switched companies.
Progressive, unfortunately, was the cheapest for me. Saved 400 bucks going to them over 6 months.
The cheapest is not always the best.
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