havoc
Superstar
$700/day
$21,000/month
$255,000/year
$2.6 million principle
It's 10% a year
@ that money
I bet he spend all his money on cocaine parties and expensive hookers
$700/day
$21,000/month
$255,000/year
$2.6 million principle
It's 10% a year
If you got cash on deck, but you credit score suffers from debt, pay your bills off. Understand, you need DEBT to have a higher credit score and that looks good to a lender. Understand that, you need GOOD DEBT. Don't go out and get hella cars and stuff niccas do. But you need debt, reason being is because it proves to lenders that you are responsible with paying your bills ON TIME. Get a credit card, fill up your tank monthly, pay it off. Or get some clothes, etc. that's a reason to get a credit card, to boost your score and create MINIMAL DEBT so lenders can c that u r responsible with paying bills.
Yeah, the only debt I have is a student loan. I fukked up cause I fukked up my credit with cell phones when I was in my teens. I been paid that off but since O don't have a lot of debt my credit score increases in small increments so I need to get a secured credit card to make that shyt get up for real.
Everything you said is exactly what some financial worker was telling me. This is good shyt for the coli brehs that need to get they credit score up.
Debt is horrible for credit . Yes paying your bills on time is extremely important but actual debt is never a good thing.
Having a high line of credit is what is important.
Debt is horrible for credit . Yes paying your bills on time is extremely important but actual debt is never a good thing.
Having a high line of credit is what is important.
Yeah . Idk what the weirdos talking about.ok, breh. I'm not a big financial knowledge guy, but isn't a 10% interest rate into the fishy territory that Bernie Madoff was offering?
what low risk (since you plan on livng off it, it almost has to gaurantee return) investment is providing 10% in liquid interest per year?
yea, the article was bugginI'm not an Investment Banker ma
That's what the lottery winner in the article was getting.
Someone got him 10% return on his winnings.