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Jul. 9th, 2005 01:41 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
mmegaeraAppropriated from ataniell93
1. How much money is in your wallet right now?
A couple of bucks. If it's in there, I spend it, so I don't keep much there.
2. How much money would you need in the bank to feel secure? Rich?
Secure? I'm at that point now. I have enough to not worry about being unemployed for long enough to find new work, and enough to keep me from losing my house in the long term. I'm a Your Money or Your Life pupil, so getting to the point where I could go part time was a big goal. Rich? Hadn't really thought about it.
3. If someone gave you $100, no strings attached, what would you do with it?
Throw it in the checking account.
4. If someone gave you $1 Million, no strings attached, what would you do with it?
Pay off the house, buy a very small RV, and tell my broker to do something lovely and income-producing with the remainder. Then hit the road for an undetermined length of time.
5. How much does something have to cost before it starts counting as "real" money, as a purchase to be considered and evaluated, but below which you'll buy without really thinking about it?
About $50. Although I've been known to go as high as $100 in a bookstore.
1. How much money is in your wallet right now?
A couple of bucks. If it's in there, I spend it, so I don't keep much there.
2. How much money would you need in the bank to feel secure? Rich?
Secure? I'm at that point now. I have enough to not worry about being unemployed for long enough to find new work, and enough to keep me from losing my house in the long term. I'm a Your Money or Your Life pupil, so getting to the point where I could go part time was a big goal. Rich? Hadn't really thought about it.
3. If someone gave you $100, no strings attached, what would you do with it?
Throw it in the checking account.
4. If someone gave you $1 Million, no strings attached, what would you do with it?
Pay off the house, buy a very small RV, and tell my broker to do something lovely and income-producing with the remainder. Then hit the road for an undetermined length of time.
5. How much does something have to cost before it starts counting as "real" money, as a purchase to be considered and evaluated, but below which you'll buy without really thinking about it?
About $50. Although I've been known to go as high as $100 in a bookstore.
