[rattmobbins]

Originally Posted by DanielGonz

I'm 23 and work for Lamborghini. Seriously.

That's how.

Wow. Color me impressed. And they actually pay you enough that you can afford a 6 (almost 7) year old 3 series? Score!

Didn't realize working for Lamborghini would provide the opportunity for one to ball so hard.

[John 070]

Originally Posted by kaede

taught me to get a investment leverage loan of $200k pre-2008 market crash and guided me to the right investments. After crash I came out with 21% return when everyone else is in the red. Immediately bought gold certs even when people were chanting it was overpriced at $900+ ounce, you know where this goes... basically doubled my investment.

[John 070]

Originally Posted by pits200

Most people are probably like, what's a Roth? One of the best investment tools allowed. I know plenty of people get scared socking too much money away in their 401k since it almost can't be touched.

I'm not advocating removing money from an etirement acct but it makes it easier on people if they know they can take money out of the Roth at anytime they wish without penalty as long as they don't withfrawl any gains.

Just an opinion, if you're not doing $17,500 to a 401k (that is if you're employed and your co. offers one), and you're not doing $5,500 to a Roth (if you qualify), you have no business driving a used BMW 320i, let alone a 325, 328, 335, 128, etc. Purely based on demographics.

But you're right, there are actually people who don't contribute fully because many plans are top-heavy. It's the same old story. Those with real money have it maxed out and probably have done so since a young age, those without any real money live paycheck to paycheck, and participate partially or not at all.

[theriz]

I think anyone could afford a BMW but ill play anyways.

Currently 21 bought my car two years ago. It was 6 months old and I paid cash.

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