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Would You Rather Have $3 Million Now Or $5 Million Next Year?

What Would You Choose?

  • $3 Million Right Now Jan 21, 2022

    Votes: 29 61.7%
  • $5 Million Next Year Jan 21, 2023

    Votes: 18 38.3%

  • Total voters
    47
I'm a instant gratification type nigga.....

Fuck all that patience is a virtue bullshit...

Run me my shit now, I'm impulsive as shit... There's immediate changes I'm making off top
 
my current house worth $450k already. If I upgrade that’s already a huge chunk of that $3million gone right away.
Exactly. Mine is $525k or something like that right now so I’m keeping what I got. Plus the kids are going to be in college soon so we don’t need any more room. I’d probably add on to the deck and create a backyard oasis of some sort. Probably add on a detached garage type building I can build a gym in. The theater room and all that is in process right now without the 3 or 5 milli.
 
Right, we rather have it now, nobody knows what's going to happen next year


The problem with that line of thinking is, If you take the $3 Mil now, invest it wisely in mutual funds, then nothing happens between this year and next year you will wish you had waited a year and taken the $5.
 
my current house worth $450k already. If I upgrade that’s already a huge chunk of that $3million gone right away.

Put it this way:

The house will take a good chunk, true, but you no longer have to pay rent or a mortgage for the rest of your life, just taxes. This means that you could live comfortably on $50k-$75k/year. Even if you spent $750k on an "upgraded" house, you still have enough money to live on for the next 30 years at $75k/yr, even longer if you can keep your spending down to $50k.
 
Put it this way:

The house will take a good chunk, true, but you no longer have to pay rent or a mortgage for the rest of your life, just taxes. This means that you could live comfortably on $50k-$75k/year. Even if you spent $750k on an "upgraded" house, you still have enough money to live on for the next 30 years at $75k/yr, even longer if you can keep your spending down to $50k.

Thats exactly the point I was making… I said I’d pay off my current house rather than buy a new one and then retire and live comfortably

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the house I’m in is fairly new. Built in 2012.
4 bedrooms, 3 bath, 2 stories. There would literally be no reason to upgrade completely on what I got other than to just burn more money. Rather finish paying this one off and maybe add a few QOL improvements to raise the value further.

Wouldn’t even buy a new car either, as I’m driving a 2019 Camaro, and I’m satisfied with it.
 
Lmao.
Fam, In 1 year that 5 million will still be more than 3 million. A lot more.




Yall inflation argument holds no merit. I would understand if y’all said 15-20 years but one year? Naw
3m is more than I got right now...I'm taking that bread. I'd immediately contribute more to investments that I have cash flowing right now...I'd quit my job and focus on my business and investments. 5 is nice, but I'd honestly be good with 3 right now. Most opportunities I've missed in my life is because I waited too long.
 
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