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I wish I had come across Ramit long ago. I got my condo 12 years ago and if I was to sell it now I would get less than what I paid and I am still paying off the loan and monthly maintenance. And I definitely hadnāt taken into account the other expenses like fixing the broken stuff. I was definitely pressured into buying my condo.
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Did the math . . . my car, a used hatchback, due to maintenance and a higher interest loan (7 percent) will cost me $10K this year. I was shocked. My rent will be $20K. š® My car is literally the equivalent of half my living expenses . . . Canāt wait to pay it off and start to establish a sinking fund for maintenance
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Years about 20 years ago I worked at a matress store in a nice area customers would pull in my store driving in BMW's, Mercedes big Suv's...living in 4 to 6 bedroom houses...will only want to spend 500 to 1000 dolllars on a cheap matress...absolutely insane!..but yet they spend a third of their lives sleeping...absolutely backward thinking!
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People do overspend on housing (and cars those are a no brainer), I agree, but the stock market is not always as amazing as it has been in recent history so itās easy to forget other investments do well when the market doesnāt. Diversification. Yes some markets are insane and rent but some are great to own and live in.
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Housing and cars are the two biggest impediments to wealth building. Then, of course, loans and credit cards. Houses are to live in but have been sold by the mortgage industry to us as wealth builders. The reverse is often truer. Houses suck up your disposable income. Smaller house, if you must go for ownership; then, invest, open viable business, build generational wealth.
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@CynthiaSpencer
5 months ago
My grandfather (who was born in 1895 and passed away when he was 96) always said, āCars keep you poor.ā
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