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 Retirement? How much is enough? Friend's question...? |
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chris | So. i am 15 and i got a job 110 a week should i buy my laptop now or do monthly payments? |
if i buy it now it will take a year to get the money
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the laptop is 2200 |
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manolosarmiento
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If you are going to use the laptop to make money, and you will make more money than the monthly installments, then go for it the monthly way.
Otherwise, its not a wise business decision to buy it on credit. Perhaps it's more of a toy.
If that's the case, then buy it cash.
NEVER NEVER NEVER take credit that won't leave you better off (for example, it's ok to buy a house on credit, as long as you save the rent, but its NOT OKAY to take credit to buy groceries because the next month you will be worse off) |
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drama_queen_1014
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buy it now im lucky my mom just gave me 1 and in 15 2 |
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Frank Castle
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I suggest you to open a savings account and save your entire salary (I asume you live with your parents) and you could have your notebook in less than 2 months. |
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brian-the-brain
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Come up with a plan that you need the laptop to be better off.
If you can find someone to pay you for using it then you can invest in your first laptop for business purposes. If you don't need it to make extra money then you are just buying a toy.
Instead of buying a brand new one consider buying a refurbished one, or one that is a year or two old and being traded in. They will still work just fine as long as they aren't too old and you can save the money to invest in something that will make you money instead of using it up. |
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Alien Gurl
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i think its best to save up for it and then buy it...but whatever you want to do its up to you. |
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hctaylorus
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You should save half for a laptop and the other half for monthly payments |
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zbest
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Save your money until you can pay cash. It's best to stay out of debt. If you are in debt, then you are in bondage to the debtor until the debt is paid. If you want to establish a credit history, then have the cash on hand and make your payments out of the money you already have which totally covers the cost of the laptop. That way, if you lose your job or some other problem arises you can pay off your debt and own your laptop free and clear. |
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tcdnd75
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save your money |
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