9Romance
why kill yourself? you never had life JFL 😂
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Here Is my ultimate moneymaxxing plan that like 99% of people can do unless you live in a shithole or something.
1. Mortgage a RV
RV's are great in the sense that you can live a chad, adventorous and wild life while trying to save up money. The cost of living in a RV is 500$ cheaper then even some low end apartments on average. Not only that but once you pay off a RV you will never go homeless in your life so its a good long term investment. My plan is to move into a RV with my gf.
2. Start a Business
Simply starting a business can help lower the ammount of tax you have to pay. The great thing is starting a business can be done by pretty much anyone. Just make a product or service, manufacture it for cheap, then resell it for double or a little more. Not only could this lower tax but it can also make you a lot of money if the business succeeds. Not only that but there is foundations that help small businesses.
3. Avoid Debt as Much as possible
Student Debt will cuck your early 20s and 30s. Avoid all types of debt because this will fuck up your credit score and make it harder to receive loans.
4. Eliminate all Unnecessary Payments
Stop buying useless shit, get a cheaper/smarter phone bill, stop paying for your planet fitness membership. They may be cheap starting out but adding up over time, can save you thousands of dollars. Don't spend money on autism surgeries and Leg Lengthenings.
5. Invest In Solar Power
While living in the rv the only real costs will be electric bills, diesel fuel and water/plumbing and shit like that. Try to invest in solar power. The cost of solar power is going down and can save you a shit ton on electric bills. You can even get cheap solar power kits on amazon for like 200 dollars.
6. Work your way up to purchasing a house
Once you have real estate of your own. You will NEVER go broke. Stay in the rv for as long as you need. Working multiple jobs and within a couple years you should have enough for a small house depending on how bad the inflation is. Once you purchase a house you still will want to live in that RV and what you need to do is to rennovate the house and keep that asset until you can resell it for more. Houses are some of the most valuable things you can invest in
I plan on doing step 6 with my gf and adding up our money together so we can get it much quicker. Obviously i know foids are less hard working but it will definitely help.
1. Mortgage a RV
RV's are great in the sense that you can live a chad, adventorous and wild life while trying to save up money. The cost of living in a RV is 500$ cheaper then even some low end apartments on average. Not only that but once you pay off a RV you will never go homeless in your life so its a good long term investment. My plan is to move into a RV with my gf.
2. Start a Business
Simply starting a business can help lower the ammount of tax you have to pay. The great thing is starting a business can be done by pretty much anyone. Just make a product or service, manufacture it for cheap, then resell it for double or a little more. Not only could this lower tax but it can also make you a lot of money if the business succeeds. Not only that but there is foundations that help small businesses.
3. Avoid Debt as Much as possible
Student Debt will cuck your early 20s and 30s. Avoid all types of debt because this will fuck up your credit score and make it harder to receive loans.
4. Eliminate all Unnecessary Payments
Stop buying useless shit, get a cheaper/smarter phone bill, stop paying for your planet fitness membership. They may be cheap starting out but adding up over time, can save you thousands of dollars. Don't spend money on autism surgeries and Leg Lengthenings.
5. Invest In Solar Power
While living in the rv the only real costs will be electric bills, diesel fuel and water/plumbing and shit like that. Try to invest in solar power. The cost of solar power is going down and can save you a shit ton on electric bills. You can even get cheap solar power kits on amazon for like 200 dollars.
6. Work your way up to purchasing a house
Once you have real estate of your own. You will NEVER go broke. Stay in the rv for as long as you need. Working multiple jobs and within a couple years you should have enough for a small house depending on how bad the inflation is. Once you purchase a house you still will want to live in that RV and what you need to do is to rennovate the house and keep that asset until you can resell it for more. Houses are some of the most valuable things you can invest in
I plan on doing step 6 with my gf and adding up our money together so we can get it much quicker. Obviously i know foids are less hard working but it will definitely help.
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