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 to your graduation celebration....
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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1.) I plan to use my money to help me out in college.
ReplyDelete2.) It has made me consider it but I don't think I will.
3.) There is no true guarantee that you will get this money but it is pretty full-proof, but always remember that slow and steady wins the race. It takes time.
1. I will probably buy stuff for college with the money.
ReplyDelete2. No it hasn't changed.
3. It said that 2,000 dollars could become 1 million dollars in 54.8 years. They explained how this happens.
1. I plan on buying some books with the money and probably some necessities.
ReplyDelete2.No I think I will need the money at that point where playing stocks isn't in the cards for me.
Like the picture on page 144 says with the turtle winning the race and the rabbit in the background "Slow and Steady wins the race"
1. I will use my money to help me start a business or buy livestock.
ReplyDelete2. I will probably stick to using my money for things i really need and not just things i want.
3. Even tho you don't have the 2,000$ cash somethings you have are worth more than that and over time those things will add the value.
1) The money could help me out with college and life after college.
ReplyDelete2)No probably not.
3)It takes time to get a lot of money
1. I will probably buy a new laptop with it for college. Also some of it will go toward my books for college classes.
ReplyDelete2. No it really hasnt except one other thing other than that no.
3. They have money to spend but they should spend it wisely on stuff for the company.
1. I plan on using it for college with books
ReplyDelete2. I don't want to invest in stocks right now
It's saying that if you invest young that you will have more gain on your money .
1. I plan to use that money for college.
ReplyDelete2. yeah it has made me think about investing my money more.
3. It saying that their is no guaruntee in money....its kind of a guessing game with money.
1. I am planning on using my money to help me out with college.
ReplyDelete2. I have thought about putting my money in to stocks but i and still unsure it i will or not.
3. There is no way for sure to tell if u are going to make money or lose money. Its better to save to money for a long time and not a short time.
1: I plan to use it to help me get the things i need to start off the next step in my life
ReplyDelete2: not really
3: It is a good idea to invest, but it is not for everyone. It takes lots of time and you have to be patient.
1. I plan to buy some things for college and save whatever I have left.
ReplyDelete2. Nope, I haven't changed my mind.
3. I think it pretty much means that if you save up your money you will earn a lot in the future.
1.) I'm planning on using my money for books and the little things for college.
ReplyDelete2.) Nothing has changed.
3.) You're better off putting money away and earning interest
1. I will use that money for college expenses.
ReplyDelete2. It makes me want to save the money and put it away for awhile... but I still probably won't.
3. The point of this section was that discipline and regularity are the keys. Slow and steady will win the race.
1. I would probably save the money for something I need to buy either later or soon after.
ReplyDelete2. I understand how saving and investing can get you more money so I'd probably consider it.
3. No one can accurately predict the future of your investments but if you play your cards right and get a little lucky, you might get a lot of money. As long as you give it time to add up.
1.) I plan to use my money to help me out in college.
ReplyDelete2.) It has made me consider it but I don't think I will.
3.) There is no true guarantee that you will get this money but it is pretty much full proof, but always remember that slow and steady wins the race.
1. us the money for collage and thing i may need later in life
ReplyDelete2.no I think that you learn form experience
3.if you got $2000 and save it and with anything between 8% and 12% u will make $1 million in 54 to 81 years. It takes time to earn that money.
1) College/Car Fund
ReplyDelete2) Nope
3) There is no way to predict if putting your money into an account will get you to $1 million in a number of years. You don't have to start with exactly 2000 dollars, you can start with smaller amounts and still get to large sums over time.
1) For that money I will probably buy things I need for college and schooling.
ReplyDelete2) My plan has not really changed.
3)It is not the amount that matters it is the discipline and regularity, you just regularly save smaller amounts and it will accumulate.
1.) i plan to use the money for college.
ReplyDelete2.) I've thought about it but i don't think i'm going to change my mind.
3.) You can turn $2,000 into $1 million in about 54 years. Slow and steady wins the race. It takes time to save up money.
1. I plan to use that money for a laptop and books for college.
ReplyDelete2. Probably not. Unless I come across more money, I will more than likely not invest it.
3. Be smart with your money. There is no guarantee but a good chance that you will eventually make money from the advice of this book.
1. I will probably use the money towards college and stuff for college.
ReplyDelete2. My plan hasn't changed.
3. You might not get the best return as you thought, can't predict the future. If you save little amount everyday, it can accumulate to a good amount.
1.) I plan to through it in my saving account with the rest of my money and use it accordingly through my college years.
ReplyDelete2.) I dont plan to invest anything until I have a job after school.
3.) I have learned that by investing just 2000 dollars the outcome can be tremendous. It pays to think smart with money.
1. use it when i need it
ReplyDelete2. no
3. People under 20 have a great chance of investing money with a large sum in return. It dos not matter your sum of money because you can still make it big in return
1. Graduation party for sure ill forget to invest it..
ReplyDelete2. Ya i think it would be a very wise choice to invest it but im about positive that i wont in the end.
3. Investment of 2000 dollars will pay off once we all turn about 70 but in not going to wait that long. 1000000 sounds alot better than 2000 but thats a long time to wait.
1. I plan on putting it towards a new vehicle or just going and having a good time with it
ReplyDelete2. No
3. It doesnt matter how much money you put in, you just need to be smart with it and let yourself acquire alot of money over many years
1.) Invest or put some in savings and the rest in college
ReplyDelete2.) Yes
3.) if you save as soon as possible, the return will be close to a million if in a ROTH IRA.
*I plan on hopefully buying stocks in the stock market and also putting money in a savings account/(checking account) in the bank. Even though it is somewhat hard for me to SAVE MONEY-I will make a goal to NOT Spend Any money from GRADUATION. It is really frustrating to save money --it always burns a hole in my wallet...lol! The money I will invest into the stock market and bank, I will let it add up for a long time (many years...) until I am approximately 55 years old-or maybe a tad bit younger-I will then spend or sparingly spend very little money. It will be tough, but it's worth it to save the money and let it add up for approximately 37 Years!!!!!
ReplyDelete1.Save it for when i need it
ReplyDelete2.no
3.Saving as soon as possible and the return will be great
1.) save it
ReplyDelete2.) slightly
3.) saving money every day is better than having the 2000 dollars already
1. maybe buy a car or save it
ReplyDelete2. little bit
3. by saving money and not spending it
Andrew Brown
ReplyDelete1. I will save half of it and give the rest to a chartiy.
2. slightly
3. saving money every day is better than having the 2000 dollars already.