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mario62 [17]
2 years ago
15

PLEASE HELPPP

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motikmotik2 years ago
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Answer:
I envision myself 10 years from now in a beautiful 2 story house. A nice luxury sports car, and I envision myself being a Real Estate agent.
I would like to be Independent, and learn what is it like to live on my own. And learn new things. I will need to pay for things like: Electricity, Gas, Water, and food. I'll need a stable job, and a reliable car.
It would cost around 1,200$ each month.
It would be 14,400, without taxes.
It's about 15,000 dollars compared to my 14,400 for necessities. So if I work Minimum wage I could afford to live. I would make 600$ less though.

I will be within my Budget, I will be able to afford everything that I need.

I could learn from others who have been successful in their life. And I could work my way up into a company, or make my own based off of the knowledge that I gained from learning from others.

If I stick to a budget, I will have money left over. And it will teach me to be more responsible with my money and it will also teach me to save.

Whenever I could.

Explanation: You can change it, if you want.

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