Where to slowly put $5000 for emergency savings

[SPEKTOR-AAA]

LMAO @ 20 pages with what seems to be a bashing party.

 

[redshirt27se]

Just don't tell him the melt value of a nickle is seven cents!

or that pre-82 pennies are worth 3 cents!


Baller status up in here with all that copper.

 

[ceo]

and fuck you 75th I give you advice in the weightlifting forum and u keep just talkin shit to me fuck you faggot ima see that ur ass gets banned.

First, you'd better be joking about this part.

Second, even though these guys are ripping you apart verbally ITT, they're really giving you some good advice.

Man, you are still paying off debt with interest rates well above 6.5%. Silver has averaged a 6.5% return over the last 30+ years, and most of that has been in the last 4-5 years. When it corrects it will likely fall back around it's comfortable $4-6 range, where it has usually sat over the last 30+ years.

I told you long ago in a similar thread your best investment currently would be to PAY OFF YOUR FUCKING HIGH INTEREST BILLS! Want to make a 12% return? Pay off that 12% credit line! You are hard headed as fuck. I think you have some ADD/ADHD or something. You bring up this crazy shit you get all excited about, then you get set back to reality here. Then in a few weeks, you have another hair-brained scheme.

Investing is good. But you are shit poor and you have credit lines with interest. Remember that? That's where you should put that extra $200 a month until the debt is all paid off.

 

[john_depo]

I have a silver cawk ring you can have jewbrow

 

[Smurfy]

First, you'd better be joking about this part.

Second, even though these guys are ripping you apart verbally ITT, they're really giving you some good advice.

Man, you are still paying off debt with interest rates well above 6.5%. Silver has averaged a 6.5% return over the last 30+ years, and most of that has been in the last 4-5 years. When it corrects it will likely fall back around it's comfortable $4-6 range, where it has usually sat over the last 30+ years.

I told you long ago in a similar thread your best investment currently would be to PAY OFF YOUR FUCKING HIGH INTEREST BILLS! Want to make a 12% return? Pay off that 12% credit line! You are hard headed as fuck. I think you have some ADD/ADHD or something. You bring up this crazy shit you get all excited about, then you get set back to reality here. Then in a few weeks, you have another hair-brained scheme.

Investing is good. But you are shit poor and you have credit lines with interest. Remember that? That's where you should put that extra $200 a month until the debt is all paid off.

This whole thread has now been ruined thanks to your rationality and logic. Way to go.~

 

[iggy]

Harr Harr to ye, mighty Glyrate!

 

[iggy]

Also, glad bro, why not ask your dad for some advice on investing. You don't have the cash to play around with, but the stock market can be a low-risk, low-return or a high-risk, high-return investment depending on what you want to do if you did have cash to invest. Your dads a chiro bro, and if If I had to guesstomate, he probably has some money, and he's probably pretty smart with it.

So the best advice is probably right in front of you.

 

[75th]

His dad is the administrative assistant at a chiropractors office.

 

[iggy]

His dad is the administrative assistant at a chiropractors office.

no bro, i'm 100% positive he owns it.

 

[stevesmi]

First, you'd better be joking about this part.

Second, even though these guys are ripping you apart verbally ITT, they're really giving you some good advice.

Man, you are still paying off debt with interest rates well above 6.5%. Silver has averaged a 6.5% return over the last 30+ years, and most of that has been in the last 4-5 years. When it corrects it will likely fall back around it's comfortable $4-6 range, where it has usually sat over the last 30+ years.

I told you long ago in a similar thread your best investment currently would be to PAY OFF YOUR FUCKING HIGH INTEREST BILLS! Want to make a 12% return? Pay off that 12% credit line! You are hard headed as fuck. I think you have some ADD/ADHD or something. You bring up this crazy shit you get all excited about, then you get set back to reality here. Then in a few weeks, you have another hair-brained scheme.

Investing is good. But you are shit poor and you have credit lines with interest. Remember that? That's where you should put that extra $200 a month until the debt is all paid off.

i agree... and in the process work on his credit. when he buys a house or car down the line he will save a bundle on a better interest rate. people work their butts off to get a deal on a house or car, then they get ripped off cause they pay a ridiculous interest rate. makes little sense to me. car dealers do that all the time.. they knock off 2K off the price of the car but then give you a high interest rate and get back their money and then some.