Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:If she would rather put the money on the loans instead of getting her a car then it must not be that bad for her. Put it on the loans.

1K for blow and hookers

I agree but at the same time I am really tired about her complaining that she has been without a car for such long time.

Once you pay that student loan down, you can work on saving a decent sized down payment for a car - don't eat out for month and cut other little expenses, it all adds up. As pointed out, you can get a practically new Corolla for less than 15K.

Nobody posting about making $200K+ is trying to scoot around in a Corolla. Cmon now!

I make 350K, 1 mil house, no debt outside mortgage. I bought a 2009 Rav4 limited V6 with 50K miles for 17K cash from a dude on Craigslist in 2014. It now has 77K miles on it and cost me very little to maintain and runs like a dream. I'd consider a new Corolla luxury and fun. Whenever I rent them when I travel, they give a smooth ride and are great on gas. They're easy on insurance, too.

nice work! it's not a windfall this year only, so in the next years you do something else and slowly get where you need to be and what you want.

21K off the student loan and 34K for a new car.... Having under 100K in SL seems more palatable than over 100K...

Nice work avoiding the temptation of cosmetic surgery

Great news!

Anonymous wrote:Thanks everyone! We decided to buy wife new fully loaded Mazda cx 3 for 20k and rest to student loans.

Good husband!