Submitted by Downtown-Fig602 t3_11b0w0i in wallstreetbets
sjs48 t1_j9v900v wrote
Finance another car that's half your salary
Downtown-Fig602 OP t1_j9v9kho wrote
I mean I don’t really see why it’s an issue if I have an expensive car if I can afford it? I have 0 credit card debt and money saved
JohnnyFnCliche t1_j9va4hn wrote
Because it puts you that much further ahead at the end of the year...get a $400/mo car and put $500/mo extra into savings or a portfolio...you wanted to know how to become a millionaire, stop spending like you've got money to burn...
Downtown-Fig602 OP t1_j9vatsd wrote
I still have over 20k leftover per year with the car and spending I have, that’s more than most people with a normal job. Do you really think an extra 5-6k a year is going to make me a millionaire versus getting a higher paying job lol
JohnnyFnCliche t1_j9vbknl wrote
Oh, you sweet summer child...someday you'll hopefully grow older and realize how wasteful it was those years you spent pissing away money on a car...
Downtown-Fig602 OP t1_j9vckff wrote
Idk seems pretty fun to me but I agree I might go cheaper like for a Tesla maybe
nomorerainpls t1_j9vc4ep wrote
Most people spend to their income, so when their income increases, so does their spending. This isn’t a very WSB thing to post, but your best chance of accumulating millions in wealth comes from keeping spend well below income, not rolling the dice on some pump and dump you heard about from the wife’s boyfriend.
Downtown-Fig602 OP t1_j9vdl8g wrote
True but I don’t have any need to spend more than I already am per year even if my salary increases. I already eat out nicely once or twice a month, and food is the only thing I spend money on outside monthly bills and my car
sjs48 t1_j9v9s4r wrote
Yeah and now you can afford two bro
Downtown-Fig602 OP t1_j9va9gt wrote
Lmao
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