Ronald Mueller
Minneapolis, MN 55402
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I need to educate myself on how to work and play with stocks.
Push yourself to save. Just take the first step. Then all the remaining ones will just come easily. After all, you are purchasing for your own home. Just think that it will be worth it in the end.
Hmmm, I'm not exactly sure about this. People throw away their stuff because it's no longer serving their purpose right? Hmm, but it got me thinking. Naaahh.. Okay, well maybe I'll take a peek.
I've been looking for some way to dispose of my old Nintendo. I don't want to just throw it away because it's a classic and others might be interested in getting a hold of it. Bartering might just be the answer.
If any of your friends have a bigger TV screen than yours, go to their place instead. If I were to host, sorry, but you gotta have to live with what I already have at home.
Yeah, no. I mean it's possible, yes, but it could be really really hard. I agree with bartering, frugal living, saving and all, but at one point, I'm gonna need money. I'm used to a comfortable life where everything is at my disposal.
I think it would be impractical to spend like a $100 on a bouquet of flowers alone, especially if you have a family already since you can use that money for far more important things in your home. You can always find a way to make things special even without spending too much, right?
Some of the things I heard from some of my colleagues is not never max out your credit card, avoid applying for too many loans when you haven't paid the others, and of course, always make sure to pay your cc balance every month in full.
I am trying, really trying this ‘monthly freeze’. Before, I purchase thing I don't even need. But just like what you expected from life, things changed and I got to make ends meet. I can’t afford to spend more than what I earn anymore. Am trying to save.
I think the key to that is to go make sure that you are properly informed. What you need to do is to fully understand how both funds work to know which one best suits your strategy for investing. It will make a whole lot of difference.