What do you spend your money on?

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EasyRider

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What do you spend your online income on? Besides investing it back into more projects or other investments.

Anything interesting, fun or exciting?

I got myself into the whole home theater craze. Now I am having a new house built where the basement will mostly be a large home theater. Other then that I take more vacations :)
 


Cigarettes, Coors Lite, new shit for my quad, and parts to restore my truck.
 
Porn.

And in between watching it, I go to the store and buy more lotion. Lots more lotion.
 
With ya on that one. I got a salary right now but I'm trying to get my online income to do the same, that way instead of 4500/month income minus bills, I can just put literally _half_ (like 4500) into savings every month or high yield savings, stocks, etc.

I can't stand savings accounts/CDs ... feels like such a rip off. Put in 10k and a year later you make $400. Investing in websites: Put in 10k and a year later you make 10k+ with a steady income stream and your original investment is probably worth 15k.

Good luck to those that want to buy a house, my online income has definitely made it easier.
 
petrol and food, i dont do much else. i want an apartment in melbourne CBD, long way to go....
 
I can't stand savings accounts/CDs ... feels like such a rip off. Put in 10k and a year later you make $400. Investing in websites: Put in 10k and a year later you make 10k+ with a steady income stream and your original investment is probably worth 15k.

Good luck to those that want to buy a house, my online income has definitely made it easier.

Referring to purchase & flip?
 
Referring to purchase & flip?

Purchase and keep. The Warren Buffet way :D I just think of a website as a savings CD or stock. You put in your deposit and earn dividends and do a withdraw (sell it) when you are ready to move on.

The top paying CD is about 4%, if you buy a website that already has steady income and buy at 1 years worth of net income you are earning 100% interest, every year. So if our 10k website makes 10k per year you would need $250,000 in a CD to equal those earnings.

*the website is many times more risky and less liquid then a savings CD, but you can greatly reduce the risk if you know what you are doing*.
 
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