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How to save the substantial MONEY and get RICH without doing anything!!!

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Real Estate Agent with Bridge Realty

When people see that title, most of you will think..aha another scam scheme...  However, I will explain to you how to save substantial money without doing anything.  Let me know if you like my idea.

The only thing you need is your discipline.  That's all

Here is my idea...

When you buy a big item purchase, like your car, your furniture, your TV set, even your house, you should buy it using CASH only, DON'T USE LOAN or CREDIT CARD AT ALL.   But where is your CASH to pay for????  I hope you don't rob the bank :) So, it comes to the planning.

For example, when you want to buy a Toyota Camry, it would cost you about $21,000.  If you loan the bank for $21,000 at 6% for 4 years, you would pay $493.19 / month.  After 4 years, you will pay $21,000 (principal) + $2672.88 (interest). 

For me, to buy that Camry car, I would put $493/ mo into my saving account. After 4 years, I have $23,664 that I can pay my Camry for $21,000 and have some money left.  Now, I can buy another car in the next 4 years using the same process. 

I bought 3 cars using the same method.  And I still own them.  My car migh be old but it's reliable and I don't have to spend $300-500 / month for my car payment at all.  I think this is SUBSTANTIAL MONEY SAVING.   Won't you agree? 

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Carey Pott
January Financial - Foothill Ranch, CA

I would agree, with the caveat that most people just don't have this kind of discipline. Keep spreading the good work!!

Jul 22, 2008 10:03 AM
Joshua & Kathy Schmidt
ERA Henley Real Estate - Cabot, AR

Only drawback I see is most people don't have that kind of discipline.  That is why they have to get the loans in the first place.  Not to mention if they want a car they usually want it now, not in 4 years.

Jul 22, 2008 10:12 AM
Johnathan Nguyen
Bridge Realty - Woodbury, MN
BSEE, MBA, GRI, SFRS, ABR, CDPE

In this economy, I see people paying for $1500 - $3,000 for 40" or 50" LCD or plasma TV or paying $500 - $1500 for HOME Furniture, to get $50 Gas card or delay the payment until year 2009 or 2010 as advertised by Best Buy, Ultimate Electronic.  For me, it's almost a monthly mortgage paycheck.   I'm wondering where people get the money to pay for those toys.

 

We put our money $100 dollar into saving account for a year with 2-3% interest.  After tax, and inflation, we luckily receive $2 dollars.  But we could spend $5-$10 for restaurant tip or even buy a round of drink for friends which could cost us $30-$50 easily.  Is it weird????  It really does not make sense to me at all.  But, we do it anyway, don't we? :)  Wondering how come we broke, we cry, we complain ;)

Jul 23, 2008 05:12 AM