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2013-14 Shelby GT500
Thinking of selling my car
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<blockquote data-quote="662HP631TQ" data-source="post: 13023624" data-attributes="member: 140445"><p>I think you are assuming I'm about to dump a bunch of money into the stock market to try to get rich. Far from it. Obviously I'll hire someone to do part of my investing that is a sure shot. But building wealth is much more than stocks and bonds. It is really a wave of change in financial thinking. I'm talking about becoming EXTREMELY frugal or "cheap" if you will. Investing smartly and getting solid returns with no wild expectations just sound financial decisions. Building wealth isn't easy, but I think having the car or having wealth is an easy choice. I recently came to a point in this job I've held for 4 years and can't quit. If I'd been smarter with my money I'd be flipping the bird at my boss and hunting my next job. This building wealth deal is an awesome idea when done right. It will allow me more freedom. Yes there is risk but done right you minimize that risk. Just an idea I've had. And honestly I love the car, but I love my sanity more. If slow wealth accumulation will put me in a position to quit any job at any time in the future I don't feel comfortable with, well that is a freedom worth dumping this car over and any other material possession. </p><p></p><p>I risk my life everyday stressing at work, I have a better idea and I am taking control over my financial fitness! Oh and my physical fitness as well.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="662HP631TQ, post: 13023624, member: 140445"] I think you are assuming I'm about to dump a bunch of money into the stock market to try to get rich. Far from it. Obviously I'll hire someone to do part of my investing that is a sure shot. But building wealth is much more than stocks and bonds. It is really a wave of change in financial thinking. I'm talking about becoming EXTREMELY frugal or "cheap" if you will. Investing smartly and getting solid returns with no wild expectations just sound financial decisions. Building wealth isn't easy, but I think having the car or having wealth is an easy choice. I recently came to a point in this job I've held for 4 years and can't quit. If I'd been smarter with my money I'd be flipping the bird at my boss and hunting my next job. This building wealth deal is an awesome idea when done right. It will allow me more freedom. Yes there is risk but done right you minimize that risk. Just an idea I've had. And honestly I love the car, but I love my sanity more. If slow wealth accumulation will put me in a position to quit any job at any time in the future I don't feel comfortable with, well that is a freedom worth dumping this car over and any other material possession. I risk my life everyday stressing at work, I have a better idea and I am taking control over my financial fitness! Oh and my physical fitness as well. [/QUOTE]
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