What to do with $3,000 refund

[Anonymous]

I'd start one of those marijuana delivery services in DC where you buy the "cold-pressed" orange juice, whatever the hell that is, and they "give" you the marijuana along with it.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I'd start one of those marijuana delivery services in DC where you buy the "cold-pressed" orange juice, whatever the hell that is, and they "give" you the marijuana along with it.

Sounds like a good plan if this is legal in DC. Is it?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Sounds like a good plan if this is legal in DC. Is it?

Technically it's legal, but obviously is a very murky legal area.

Needless to say I would not be putting my life savings into one of these businesses at this point.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Small emergency fund (2 - 3 months of expenses) if you don't have one

Debt - I'm a fan of smallest first because you get a psychological boost from getting one completely paid off, and studies have shown that increases your success paying more off after that.

After that the order would be larger emergency fund, replacing anything that truly needs an upgrade and was put off during debt payments.

+1

[Anonymous]

Hookers and blow

[Anonymous]

I'd put 3/4 to the cc, and 1/4 into savings. But ONLY if your savings is a true emergency fund and doesn't get touched. If you regularly tap into savings, put the whole refund to cc. You don't want to end up 4 months down the road, realizing that you blew that other 1/4 refund on Starbucks and road trips (or hookers and blow) without noticing it.

[Anonymous]

Go take a nice family cruise.

[Anonymous]

You've already spent that money. Pay off the credit card debt.