[Hawkeye]

I agree with whats his name above. Get a job serving food one night a week (my friend does this and makes $100-$200 a week only working thursdays) then if you want to expedite the payoff the CC thing does work.

Read the small print. Most cards will charge you 1-2% fee for transfering a balance onto the card, but the 6-12 montyhs of 0% interest is just that.... extra time to pay it off. The catches are the balance transfer fees and at the end of your 0% interest period it hikes to 23-26% APR usually.

Just look around. College loans wouldn't be a bad option if the market wasn't sheit right now.

[mrwma237]

Go to countrywide and apply for a mortgage.

Then default on your mansion.

Then make all financial institutions carry your burden.

So we FAs can have a nice conversation with our clients.

It's called, save, get an education, and stop living like a fat american.

[Hawkeye]

Originally Posted by mrwma237

Go to countrywide and apply for a mortgage.

Then default on your mansion.

Then make all financial institutions carry your burden.

So we FAs can have a nice conversation with our clients.

It's called, save, get an education, and stop living like a fat american.

Lol, I think he said he was working on two of those. Try not to be such a douchebag (is that one word or two?) Everybody makes mistakes.

[2_N54's]

My suggestion is to get a Sallie Mae student loan. That's what I did for my college education. With the SM loan I was given the option of withdrawing out more money for books, food, living expenses etc. The nice thing about Sallie Mae is that you don't have to pay them anything until 6 months after graduation. That what I did, although I now owe them a lot of money, they are the reason I have an education. Hope that helps

[asdflkijd]

haha, this is an old thread.. thanks for your suggestions everyone but its been solved (well its in the process). cheers,

[sinnet112]

Originally Posted by AndrewAZ

X2.. I know people who do just fine in college living on less than $1,500k a month paying for everything(car, housing, food, insurance, classes, books), granted they only go to the bars or out twice a month and dont spend much.

Sell your near fully loaded 335i along with your X50 and move to a 328i.

+1

As of right now, the 328xi is $305 a month, housing is $450 a month, food on average I spend about $80, insurance is every 6 months, classes and books are one-time fees

It's possible, just budget your spending. Perhaps create a balance sheet for all your possible expenditures.