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25-May-2006, 12:09 PM
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Originally posted by viper_2_4
you sure about that, because with everybody I've talked to, including my insurance company, if there are 3 drivers in teh house and 3 cars, everybody has to be a primary driver, no matter who owns the car or pays insurance (assuming there are 2 other cars, and drivers in his house)...
you sure about that, because with everybody I've talked to, including my insurance company, if there are 3 drivers in teh house and 3 cars, everybody has to be a primary driver, no matter who owns the car or pays insurance (assuming there are 2 other cars, and drivers in his house)...
25-May-2006, 01:17 PM
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Originally posted by Malarky
Lets be realistic now ... at 18 I was living in the Muskokas spending every dime on partying and I had no expenses. If you can save 20% you are doing well .... I never did and I have done alright in life!
Lets be realistic now ... at 18 I was living in the Muskokas spending every dime on partying and I had no expenses. If you can save 20% you are doing well .... I never did and I have done alright in life!
your saying that he'd spend 320 on partying/clothes/food a week? come on,
25-May-2006, 01:30 PM
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Originally posted by viper_2_4
say he is making 400 a week (I don't know if thats realistic)...
your saying that he'd spend 320 on partying/clothes/food a week? come on,
say he is making 400 a week (I don't know if thats realistic)...
your saying that he'd spend 320 on partying/clothes/food a week? come on,
25-May-2006, 03:02 PM
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wow, i never though about it that way. when i break everything down weekly between rent, gas shopping, smoke/drinks/partying, insurance, bills, and other things i would be spending a lot of money each week. Good thing i gotz a good paying job and money in the bank. I feel feel sorry for anybody that lives paycheck to paycheck.
good point mark on the whole possibilty of money spent in a week!
good point mark on the whole possibilty of money spent in a week!
25-May-2006, 04:18 PM
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if i were you, i'd drive the car you have into the ground and in doing so you can save up money for a car you actually want. if it does die before you have enough money for a new car, you can always throw a new motor in it for dirt cheap and get another 100k out of it. if i was 18, i'd never want to be tied down to a financing agreement. Save the money up do you dont pay interests on the loan.
Saving the money is safer and you pay less in the end. It's only smart to do so. Unless of course you don't mind paying interest.
Saving the money is safer and you pay less in the end. It's only smart to do so. Unless of course you don't mind paying interest.
25-May-2006, 04:23 PM
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what if he invest in a new motor but then starts to run into other issues one after the other. breaks, wiring, bodywork, etc. I do however strongly agree that geting into debt or being tied down at 18 is really really really not good for anyone.
25-May-2006, 05:21 PM
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Originally posted by van3e
lol "he" is a "she" by the way, but good tips!
lol "he" is a "she" by the way, but good tips!
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