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Im a Big Balla now:

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    Im a Big Balla now:

    Your last successful log-in was on November 18, 2005. What's this?
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    Deposit Accounts How do I sort?

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    SAVINGS 3XXXX4939 5.03 5.03 View Recent Transactions

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    CHECKING 6XXXX91 149,898.73 6,331.28 View Recent Transactions

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    SAVINGS 2 9XXXX858 8,498.32 7,981.01 View Recent Transactions




    If only I could keep all of that! Most all of that 149k is going to my grandparents, who lent me 95k for part of my downpayment on my current house, since my old house hadnt gone to closing yet. We closed on it on Wednesday, which is why its not available yet. The bank holds it for 3 days before releasing it to me. The rest is going into savings, paying off some bills, and buying us a new kitchen (countertops, flooring, undermount sink, and new cabinets)
    e_andree, Nov 18, 2005
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    statik New Member

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    You don't have to worry about eating good. :)

    Clinton is groovin' at the same BPM as my music.
    statik, Nov 18, 2005
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    DeebsTundra Big Tires :)

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    Sweet $5.03 in the other savings, that's more my level.
    DeebsTundra, Nov 18, 2005
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    no savings 900+ in debt. thats more my tune

    but hey we all have our ups and downs, right
    Bulletproofswordsman, Nov 18, 2005
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    Been there, done that! 900+ in debt is nothing!
    e_andree, Nov 18, 2005
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    fishexpo101 Get Some

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    For some reason - I kind of find that funny.

    Very true - depending on where you live at. I used to think that a few hundred bucks was big money. Moved over here for the job, and now thousands of dollars is nothing new, with the higher cost of living. Shoot, even daycar for my son is $1500/month - and they want one check every first of the month.

    Totally different way of thinking here - I don't even call a thousand of dollars a "grand" anymore - more on the order of $5000 = nickel, $10,000 = dime, etc. I blame work for that kind of thinking.
    fishexpo101, Nov 18, 2005
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    Ninety Four New Member

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    Where do you work?
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    I hear that! Im paying close to 1000 a month for my sons daycare as well. Its money well spent though, because his center is top notch. Hes 4, so its a little cheaper. When he first started when he was 2.5, we were paying about 1400 a month.

    And the 900 in debt...heh. Luckily my college was paid for, but my wife had to get loans. So we have about 25k in school loans we're paying off. With the money from our old house, we paid off both cars, that mortgage, a home equity loan, a signature loan, and 3 credit cards. And we have the above left over.
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    Barnacules 100101101011011

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    Wow e, your rich as shit dude. You have like a huge house payment and fork out a g' for your kids day care and you still have money for toys. You must make like 6 figures a year easy. Damn, nice...
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    ^ Just goes to show cops can make good money. Honestly, I think they should get paid more.
    gotarheels03, Nov 19, 2005
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    Bulletproofswordsman JDM Oroku-Saki

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    hahahahah
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    Your grandparents lent you $95,000 for a downpayment on a house??? Dang, must be nice.

    -Doc
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    Cops make crap money. Im working in the television news agency business now....cant make 6 figures in law enforcement.


    Yeah, my house wasnt sold yet, and to get a better interest rate, they lent me some money for a downpayment, in addition to the money I already had for a downpayment. I put 200k down on my new house. 95k is chump change to them.
    e_andree, Nov 19, 2005
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    I could not agree more. Cost of living here in the DC metro area is outrageous. Then again, we get payed appropiately for the most part.
    ToyRolla, Nov 19, 2005
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    Yeah, cost of living is higher, but salaries are higher.
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    Average yearly salary here is $23 grand and change a year... cost of living is really low though :)
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    yes u are a pimp
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    fishexpo101 Get Some

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    A programmer and analyst for an advanced R&D company that deals with many defense and commercial related applications.
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    Do you work near costco?
    e_andree, Nov 21, 2005
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    hmmm... after a general statement like that you won't have to kill us will you :ninjastea :p :p
    rice cracker, Nov 25, 2005
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