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Oh and, you rent birdbrain. Your landlord may add a small fee onto your total rent to help "him" pay taxes. But you don't pay a single tax to your school district, Local Municipality etc. Thanks for being a fucking deadbeat all of your adult life. Now go out and contribute to your Community/Society, and then come on here and talk about how much you know about our Country. | |||
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There's a big long writeup about renting vs. owning, but this calculator is a lot better than reading that shit: http://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2...ator.html?_r=0 | |||
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![]() We already give people a free high school education and half of them fuck it up.
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![]() I purchased my first house at 22, I am sitting on a fairly nice amount of equity.When I sell I will either pocket a portion of that equity or put it all towards another house. I could not fathom how throwing your money away every month could be more equitable than actually putting money into something you own. But I guess to each their own. In a normal situation, where you have plans on starting a family and building a nest egg, Owning fair outweighs renting in my opinion.
To each their own though. I rented for 3 years, and I felt that I threw away around 35,000 dollars. | ||
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![]() If I had the income to get a good loan for 500-700 month sure
but I'll be couches, and cars if I leave this low income shithole | ||
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![]() I work for one of the most competitive firms in the world, where every 4th person you meet is clearing $250k a year (1/8 $500k), depending on your office. But despite this one thing I noticed in common with all these young 40's partners is their focus on fixing their work life balance and retirement. There has to be a lesson in there.
These people live comfortable lives and enjoy their jobs, but routinely their biggest focus is on their health, travel, and family. I guess to me what comes from any political debate is what will actually make me happy, and in all reality will any of the candidates really affect that. And having worked with the highest levels of office most have no desire to change anything, regardless if what they campaigned on. So if you can work part time jobs and play Everquest and be happy with your life, why not. If toy want to work 60 hours a week competition for the next career opportunity, do it. But the chances of a politician really affecting your happiness or ability to pursue this is pretty minimal. Especially once they realize the limitations of office. | ||
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