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I own my car, suckaz [Personal Finance Thread]
Ruckus
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I just talked to the Credit Union that was handling my car loan, and had them transfer the final payment to pay it off. I am the proud full owner of a 1998 Nissan Pathfinder.
Now, about $4000 left on a line of credit to pay off, and I'll be 100% debt free by 25.
Tell me, SE++, how is your financial situation this month?
Now, about $4000 left on a line of credit to pay off, and I'll be 100% debt free by 25.
Tell me, SE++, how is your financial situation this month?
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Feeling pretty good about it.
so I'm doing okay
I had little use for it when I was a zombie
Now I semi-regret selling it because begging for rides sucks
Broke as a joke.
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Not too bad.
Good stuff.
Ass, Cash, or Grass, nobody rides for BRAAAAAAAAAAAINS
I got a leather couch at an estate furniture shop for $350. Buying used furnishings is totally the way to go.
I got a firm handshake when I turned 21. Well, and a game of some sort, I can't remember what.
then it will be quite a sum and I will be in the shit
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Nice. I snagged a pair of Ikea loveseats (retail for $299 apiece) and slipcovers for'em for $200, and might buy the coffee table that the person is selling as well if I like it.
that's it! i rule
It's proving to be challenging, although I have cut down on both my entertainment and alcohol expenditures.
Otherwise I'm responsible with money and always pay the credit card off in full.
That or outlets for good furniture sellers. Got a pair of italian leather chairs from a Macy's outlet for about $500.
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The car I inherited from my mom cost me more to maintain than buying my own cheaper to own wheels.
That Caddy was awfully pretty back in its day though.
I'm referring more to people whose parents buy them a brand new car when they turn whatever age.
My last girlfriend had a car that her parents bought her, and always seemed shocked when I mentioned I didn't have a car. I suppose I could buy something cheap, but I live within walking distance of work, groceries and my favourite pub. Vehicles aren't entirely necessary for me.
I'm in the same boat. Just, dollars. Not space-money.
it's served me much better than a car that i can't afford to maintain and don't like to drive