where do you guys get it?
probably has roomates or an efficiency
i made 1100 a month at pep boys making 8 dollars an hour, your bills are only 650 a month that would leave you 450 to eat and bs with , dont act like rent is 800 and your note is 450
i made 1100 a month at pep boys making 8 dollars an hour, your bills are only 650 a month that would leave you 450 to eat and bs with , dont act like rent is 800 and your note is 450
ok, let's do some math. you work 50 hours. i don't know what you make, but let's low ball it and say that you make 8.50/hour. if you make less than that and work 50 hours, get a new job, end of story.
so, on this conservative estimate after all your bills, taxes, etc, you should have baout 850 left over every month. you're young, so you want to have a good time, so let's say you save about half of that, or even less than half, and save 400 month. that's certainly do-able, even though it sucks to save when you want to go out and have fun.
so, on this conservative estimate after all your bills, taxes, etc, you should have baout 850 left over every month. you're young, so you want to have a good time, so let's say you save about half of that, or even less than half, and save 400 month. that's certainly do-able, even though it sucks to save when you want to go out and have fun.
avg good week is 50 hrs, but i ddint mention this before... im in contracting... no inside jobs + rain = go the hell home... it's suposed to rain the enxt 3 days here... fun fun ..... which means i wont get **** for hours... again
how much do you make per hour?
i want to know how you people make all this damn money....
i mean ****, i work my ass off, and still can barely keep myself out of debt anymore...
my account is fucked, my CC ran up.... just so i can make my payments....
i work 50+ hrs a week, and i still cant get **** done
i mean ****, i work my ass off, and still can barely keep myself out of debt anymore...
my account is fucked, my CC ran up.... just so i can make my payments....
i work 50+ hrs a week, and i still cant get **** done
Secondly, your current payrate, debts, are all the RESULTS of your PASTS thoughts and actions.
So how much do you think you worth ? Begin TODAY by changing your thoughts, words and actions. STOP saying you're in debts, cause you'll be in debts forever.
Also, VISUALISATION is a powerfull process. Visualise yourself richer and richer, visualise money coming, speak words of prosperity.
Seems too metaphysical (or spiritual) for you ? Let me say that matter is composed of 98% empty "spiritual" potential substance. Yeah the life is pure potentiality. What we see (matter) is the tip of the iceberg. It can all be changed by yourself.
Again, your current life is not the present one, but only the result of the past. Analyse today what was wrong, keep your head up, trust yourself, have faith in yourself, imagine what you would like to do (or have) later, and you'll be there faster than you might think.
Also, the richest people are usualy the one that use some leverage effects. You don't have to work "hard" 12 hours a day to be rich.
Hope this help
a credit card is GREAT if you use it properly. it's a great way to get your credit score up, and if you're responsible with it and pay your bill on time every month, it shows lenders that you're not a high risk. a few rules i follow religiously with credit cards:
1) NEVER buy something on a credit card that you can't afford to pay right then and there without it. That's good for nothing but racking up debt.
2) ALWAYS pay your bill on time, and in full. this goes with rule #1. If you can't afford to pay your bill in full, then you shouldn't have put whatever you bought on your credit card. (doesn't apply to absolute emergencies when there's no way around it. stage 2 is not an emergency
3) NEVER go over 30% of your limit. after carefully monitoring my credit score for about a year, i realized that if you go over 30% of your limit it negatively affects your score. lenders want to see that you have high credit but don't linger near your limits every month.
Ita all a matter of money mangement! I dont make much at all yet I have a SS/SC in my own name, I pay the payment, insurance, for gas, for mods, I pay for everything. Bare in mind I do still live at home while I am in college which helps out a TON! If I made 15$ an hour I could be driving a much nicer car than what I have and no, I am not joking. My credit score is great for my age but I worked my ass off to make it that way. I have ONE credit card and that would be a bestbuy card.
I just did the math and I think you might be a little confused or something. If you work 50+ hours a week at 15$ an hour that is 3000$ a month before taxes. Which I think is plenty of money to cover 650 a month unless you are getting RAPED with taxes!
Mike
I just did the math and I think you might be a little confused or something. If you work 50+ hours a week at 15$ an hour that is 3000$ a month before taxes. Which I think is plenty of money to cover 650 a month unless you are getting RAPED with taxes!
Mike
same here.
a credit card is GREAT if you use it properly. it's a great way to get your credit score up, and if you're responsible with it and pay your bill on time every month, it shows lenders that you're not a high risk. a few rules i follow religiously with credit cards:
1) NEVER buy something on a credit card that you can't afford to pay right then and there without it. That's good for nothing but racking up debt.
2) ALWAYS pay your bill on time, and in full. this goes with rule #1. If you can't afford to pay your bill in full, then you shouldn't have put whatever you bought on your credit card. (doesn't apply to absolute emergencies when there's no way around it. stage 2 is not an emergency
)
3) NEVER go over 30% of your limit. after carefully monitoring my credit score for about a year, i realized that if you go over 30% of your limit it negatively affects your score. lenders want to see that you have high credit but don't linger near your limits every month.
a credit card is GREAT if you use it properly. it's a great way to get your credit score up, and if you're responsible with it and pay your bill on time every month, it shows lenders that you're not a high risk. a few rules i follow religiously with credit cards:
1) NEVER buy something on a credit card that you can't afford to pay right then and there without it. That's good for nothing but racking up debt.
2) ALWAYS pay your bill on time, and in full. this goes with rule #1. If you can't afford to pay your bill in full, then you shouldn't have put whatever you bought on your credit card. (doesn't apply to absolute emergencies when there's no way around it. stage 2 is not an emergency
3) NEVER go over 30% of your limit. after carefully monitoring my credit score for about a year, i realized that if you go over 30% of your limit it negatively affects your score. lenders want to see that you have high credit but don't linger near your limits every month.
i just saw that you average 15/hour. you're doing something WAY wrong if you are broke and have relatively no bills.
if it's a concern, which i would guess it is since you posted about it, i would seriously look at your spending habits. try this, though it sucks and may seem cheesy.
make a quick spreadsheet in excel, or buy a little pocket notebook, or something like that. write down EVERY SINGLE thing you buy for one month, or spend money on. every single thing. if you buy a pack of gum for 50 cents, put it in the notebook. at the end of the month, you can see how much money you pissed away and what you could have saved. you will see what you can do different.
if it's a concern, which i would guess it is since you posted about it, i would seriously look at your spending habits. try this, though it sucks and may seem cheesy.
make a quick spreadsheet in excel, or buy a little pocket notebook, or something like that. write down EVERY SINGLE thing you buy for one month, or spend money on. every single thing. if you buy a pack of gum for 50 cents, put it in the notebook. at the end of the month, you can see how much money you pissed away and what you could have saved. you will see what you can do different.
i want to know how you people make all this damn money....
i mean ****, i work my ass off, and still can barely keep myself out of debt anymore...
my account is fucked, my CC ran up.... just so i can make my payments....
i work 50+ hrs a week, and i still cant get **** done
i mean ****, i work my ass off, and still can barely keep myself out of debt anymore...
my account is fucked, my CC ran up.... just so i can make my payments....
i work 50+ hrs a week, and i still cant get **** done
If you are married with kids that is a different story. but you make $15 anyway so even with a kid you should have extra...
dam dude, i work 3 jobs, right now, but the way i bought my car was smart, i asked my dad to lend me the money for the car, since hes got it, so he went to the bank got the check and bought it in full, i pay him back no and no intrest, but i give her 500 bucks a week for the car, well for the summer, winter time about 400-500 a month, i bring home maybe 700-800 somtimes a grand cash for a week, im only 18, but i love pushing it and making money, ive been doing this since i was very young making money and saving, and ever since i wanted a car at the age of 12 i saved for one and look, i got one, but find another part time job is anything
Yeah, degrees don't really mean that much sometimes. Unless I got my phd my masters means nothing and sadly I can't afford the time and money to finish. I looked at the market a long time and decided I was happy where I am. I have a nice inheritance coming eventually. Also, am in line to take over the business I am at... that makes it worthwhile. It isn't as simple as you have a degree now you get more money. You have to take a lot of stuff into account. Cost of living vs salary... benefits... then you are overqualified for a lot of stuff... or you find companies want you to start out really low even though you have 10 years work experience and a degree.
Frankly, I'll keep working for 9 rather than be insulted by only getting 12-15 with all my skill and experience somewhere else. Point is that it is enough to live on if you manage it right and live in the proper area for your income.
Frankly, I'll keep working for 9 rather than be insulted by only getting 12-15 with all my skill and experience somewhere else. Point is that it is enough to live on if you manage it right and live in the proper area for your income.
Keep that deal as long as you can ...
Masters in what?
Yeah, degrees don't really mean that much sometimes. Unless I got my phd my masters means nothing and sadly I can't afford the time and money to finish. I looked at the market a long time and decided I was happy where I am. I have a nice inheritance coming eventually. Also, am in line to take over the business I am at... that makes it worthwhile. It isn't as simple as you have a degree now you get more money. You have to take a lot of stuff into account. Cost of living vs salary... benefits... then you are overqualified for a lot of stuff... or you find companies want you to start out really low even though you have 10 years work experience and a degree.
Frankly, I'll keep working for 9 rather than be insulted by only getting 12-15 with all my skill and experience somewhere else. Point is that it is enough to live on if you manage it right and live in the proper area for your income.
Frankly, I'll keep working for 9 rather than be insulted by only getting 12-15 with all my skill and experience somewhere else. Point is that it is enough to live on if you manage it right and live in the proper area for your income.
Last edited by donjuaniii; Aug 19, 2007 at 02:16 PM. Reason: Automerged Doublepost
Frankly, I'll keep working for 9 rather than be insulted by only getting 12-15 with all my skill and experience somewhere else. Point is that it is enough to live on if you manage it right and live in the proper area for your income.
Mike
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