When (not if!!!!) WHEN you graduate there is a pretty good chance that if you have not offended too many people during your K-12 years and if you invite the right people....
you will be opening envelopes with money inside that could total around $2,000......
so ? #1--what do you have planned for that $
#2.) has your plan changed at all after reading portions of this book?
#3.) summarize your reading of p.133-142 in one-two sentences.
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Buy a car.
ReplyDeleteNope i need a car.
In 60 years, i hope to have a million laying in the bank.
1. i will save if for my time at college for food and room and board
ReplyDelete2. No it has given me new ideas but i am still sticking tot my plan
3. Slow and steady wins over fast and spontaneous
1) Save it for the future
ReplyDelete2 ) some what but if i hold it longer and invest than i would get a bigger amount
3) Invest early and you will have a large amount of money for you
1. I probably will save some of it or it will probably go to my laptop fund.
ReplyDelete2. Yes I plan to save more money rather than spending it all.
3. Basically, even if you might not have a lot of money in the beginning to start off with, you should save even if it's a really small amount because then you still have money compounding.
1. I will probably use it to buy a computer.
ReplyDelete2. No because I have already invested close to that amount.
3. It is basically saying that you are not guaranteed to make a million in 58 years because you can't be 100% sure that you will always have a 12% return.
1.)Save it so I have some money to spend when I go to college.
ReplyDelete2.)No
3.)When I save for 60 years I hope to have a million dollars.
1. i was going to use it for my first year of college, but maybe i'll put it away now.
ReplyDelete2. yes, i will try harder in college to save.
3. save no matter how little or how much it is, because in the end you will have more than you planned for no matter what.
1. I will buy something i need.
ReplyDelete2. Yes i will save more of my money.
3. Save your money and you will become rich.
1.) probably save that money for college if not then on parts to my car 2.) a little bit it has, but not to much though 3.) this chapter pretty much says like all the other chapters have said is to SAVE YOUR MONEY. Another thing that this chapter said is that there are not guarnatees for your money and save or invest it into bigger cash in the later years.
ReplyDeleteKYLE GILL
1) I will use that money to purchase things that I will need for school such as supplies and other amenities I will need.
ReplyDelete2) No, I am definitely going to try and save as much as I can. I already am thinking of ways to start it efficiently and effectively.
3) Anyone can save and be successful if they stick with it. Starting at a young age and deciding how you want to save is the first step.
1. I am going to buy stuff for college. The things that I need, not WANT. I may use it to buy a computer if my parents don't get me one. :)
ReplyDelete2. Yes, I am going to start saving my money so in college I don't go crazy with my money. I don't want to have to worry about money problems.
3. You can start of with a very small amount and that can turn into a huge amount if you LEAVE it alone.
1. probably use that money to buy a computer for college and pay for gas in my truck
ReplyDelete2. negative
3. no matter how slow you save you'll get your money
1.save it
ReplyDelete2.No
3.Invest your money wisely in the bank, and it will probably pay off right for you
1. Use it for different things for college and save it.
ReplyDelete2. No
3. Investing and saving your money is something that is good to do. Even if you don't have a lot of money saving it will help you out in the end.
1. I plan on using some of the money for school and household needs and then I will use the rest for whatever I want
ReplyDelete2.No my plans have not changed. I mite make more of an effort to save money
3.It would take 54 years to compound $1 million at a 12% rate. It won't always be 12% so then it may take longer
1. i plan saving my money for paying for expenses at college
ReplyDelete2. no
3. you never know when things change but even if a small amount is being saved, it will help later in life and will add up eventually
1) tattoo money and bills
ReplyDelete2)No...i might save more money tho
3) Anyone can save and be successful if they stick with it. Starting at a young age and how to save is the first step.
1. I will probably save some and use the rest to pay for college supplies and books.
ReplyDelete2. My plan has not really changed except I might save a little more than I spend.
3. That you should save money even if it's a small amount because after awhile it will grow to become a big amount.
Kayla MILLER
1) Save my money for college
ReplyDelete2) yes
3) anyone can save money if there set a goal to.
Chelsea Peter
1) Put it towards college
ReplyDelete2) yes
3) anyone can save money
Brooke Cressler
1) save it for something i absolutely need later on.
ReplyDelete2) no
3) anyone can save money if they put there mind to it..
1.) I will use it to buy a laptop.
ReplyDelete2.) No i will need the computer for school.
3.) Slowly but surely I hope to transform $2,000 into 1 million dollars but it will only be done when I am like 70 years old.
1. Save it or spend it on college.
ReplyDelete2. No?
3. Anyone can save money if they put their mind to it, and have the right influence.