[UntilTheNDofTimE]

you are going to retire at 35 working at pepsi?

winning the lottery part of this plan

No im in school to be a CPA, but with my current savings plan by the time im 35 i could have over half a million saved and have bought a house cash in new mexico for 70k( all my fam lives out there im basically by myself in cali), and work part time. By that time id be vested in for about $1200 a month from pepsi and i could work part time to pull in another 1500 a month with no house payment. And that is my very worst case scenerio.....


well worst case scnerio is i **** around and have 3 kids and a wife and live broke forever.....

best case scenerio i open my own business 5 years out of school...

but to answer your question Pepsi has a hourly pension plan that you have to work 25 years to retire. Since i put in like 55 hours a week it would only take me 20 years to retire and get 85% of my gross pay, so in essence if i chose to continue i could retire at age 40 from pepsi.

16,500 yr 401k
5,000 yr roth
10,000 yr liquid cash

been my goal and assuming no interests and no growth thats half a million in 14 years.

[GunShard]

I'm a low stakes gambler. I only lost $120 in gambling this year.
Most gamblers are in the red but the red for me isn't bad at all.

I think I'm worth $1100 because that's how much is in my bank account, lol.

[Inkwell77]

A future ticket on the Stanford Cardinal. All my worth is tied to Andrew Luck !!!!

[jjgold]

Most have less than 5k...no biggie

Life of a gambler

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

Most have less than 5k...no biggie Life of a gambler

i feel you, 3 years ago i used to grab my paycheck fill up the gas tank and deposit the rest into a book/go to the casino hahahah. Now i have a lot of control but i sometimes miss the rushes.

[Madison]

Comfortably in second but I'm old so that raises depreciation concerns.

[jjgold]

saving money is good but you cannot become addicted to it and dont do a lot

I know so many people with cash and never do shit, live real simple

[JMobile]

What I am worth.....

[no1here]

I am pretty much worthless as just like with points I give it all away.

[neverstoppers23]

SSI 756 dollars a month
Student loan -20,000

[TobiasFunke]

No im in school to be a CPA, but with my current savings plan by the time im 35 i could have over half a million saved and have bought a house cash in new mexico for 70k( all my fam lives out there im basically by myself in cali), and work part time. By that time id be vested in for about $1200 a month from pepsi and i could work part time to pull in another 1500 a month with no house payment. And that is my very worst case scenerio.....


well worst case scnerio is i **** around and have 3 kids and a wife and live broke forever.....

best case scenerio i open my own business 5 years out of school...

but to answer your question Pepsi has a hourly pension plan that you have to work 25 years to retire. Since i put in like 55 hours a week it would only take me 20 years to retire and get 85% of my gross pay, so in essence if i chose to continue i could retire at age 40 from pepsi.

16,500 yr 401k
5,000 yr roth
10,000 yr liquid cash

been my goal and assuming no interests and no growth thats half a million in 14 years.

That could work if you have no plans on getting married and having kids

[EDDIE MONEY LINE]

I'm about -$70,000. Plus or minus a few thousand. Fuckin college. What a scam.

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

That could work if you have no plans on getting married and having kids

Goals change plans change its a way of life but you always have to be reaching for something or else you stay in neutral. Do i truely believe ill have reached financial freedom by age 35? Of course i have my doubts but thats why its a goal. Most people my age that post here have a goal of being a rich professional gambler. Of those two conclusions which one seems to have the higher likelyhood?

[Madison]

I'm about -$70,000. Plus or minus a few thousand. Fuckin college. What a scam.

You have my sympathies. Just finished paying 20K per year for 4 and my child still owes about 45K. The worse part is Obama and Stafford charging your generation 7% while giving money away at 0 to banks etc.

[TobiasFunke]

Goals change plans change its a way of life but you always have to be reaching for something or else you stay in neutral. Do i truely believe ill have reached financial freedom by age 35? Of course i have my doubts but thats why its a goal. Most people my age that post here have a goal of being a rich professional gambler. Of those two conclusions which one seems to have the higher likelyhood?

Either way, married or not, you're doing pretty damn good for a young guy

[EDDIE MONEY LINE]

You have my sympathies. Just finished paying 20K per year for 4 and my child still owes about 45K. The worse part is Obama and Stafford charging your generation 7% while giving money away at 0 to banks etc.

Yup, doesn't make any sense. Wheres my bailout??? But if all goes as planned il be done with it in 7 more years. Not bad being only 5 years out. But I haven't been able to save anything, so hopefully nothing disastrous happens that sets me back. I also hope to be making more money as I just got a promotion.

Oh the joys of the daily grind

[UntilTheNDofTimE]

I'm about -$70,000. Plus or minus a few thousand. Fuckin college. What a scam.

is 7% what the going rate is these days? im going to transfer to a 4 year UNi next year and havent looked into loans. I think ill be able to pay for most of it myself but damn how they expect people to pay off 40-80k in debt at 7%. geez

[EDDIE MONEY LINE]

Nah. Rates are adjustable. So with prime being so low thats the one good thing. Stafford rates are fixed. I'm at a 5.25. U can consolidate ur fed loans at a fixed rate.

[Madison]

Nah. Rates are adjustable. So with prime being so low thats the one good thing. Stafford rates are fixed. I'm at a 5.25. U can consolidate ur fed loans at a fixed rate.

Just went through the process. Check the details as they're dirty. New rule changes say max you have to pay is 10% of income and if not paid off in 20 years (of active paying?) it's forgiven. So if you really suck for the next 20 years you win I guess. Given this and the national debt makes me really worried. Local paper had an article about the "Lost Generation". Something like 49% between 16-29 out of work.

[DwightShrute]

oh I forgot to mention the $9.42 Skype balance

[BiTeMe UsAdOj]

You look like a grotesque repugnant long nosed serial killer.

You say that like it's a bad thing...

[Tech N9ne]

I got 35k in bank

6k in pocket

[nosniboR11]

$0.00

damn you rangers

[BiTeMe UsAdOj]

$0.00

damn you Spearmint Rhino

[paranoyd androyd]

having a feeling there's a few people here worth $1M+

[gauchojake]

I'm in the hole over a mil

[ttwarrior1]

500 bucks in cash

6.5 percent of 4 mill after certain relatives pass away

[VegasInsider]

45-50K in home equity
4 Cars (64 Galaxie, 09 Jeep, 03 Subaru wrx, 01 mazda) All paid off.
snowmobile/4wheeler paid off.
6K in stocks.
2K in bonds.
2K checking acct
5K savings acct.

1200 in bodog...always take out some when I hit about 3K

24 years old. I try not to gamble all my money away, and never drop below 1500 in my checking because, that's what the mortgage is, and always want to have at least that in my account.

Uhhh what do you do for work?

[gilbert91016]

Have a house all paid for in northern Cali. So whatever that is worth

[Ricki Roma]

About 6,000 if I sell my car, jewelery and other assets =P and like a 1,000 in bodog.

[paco]

Hard dick and pack of gum.

[wtf]

put all my cash on the street, jj is holding most of it

but he is good for it

[vyomguy]

12 betpoints

[Jimb0311]

I got 46 betpoints and a unopened pack of juicy fruits...

[Erock87]

24 Years old
$25k in savings
$20k in 401(k)
$20k in home equity
$10k in stocks/bonds/mutual funds
Still owe $20k on student loan, but will be completely paid off in 3 months

Married with a car completely paid off, own a timeshare in the Berkshires, live in a big house, and own a beautiful husky.