Is it better?

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by homoe

Hey ya nuts, this here is the "is it better" thread...hehehehehe

HAHAHAHAAH we both had a brain fart I guess



Is it better to love someone you know that isn't right for you or not love at all?

[Orema]

Originally Posted by JDeere

HAHAHAHAAH we both had a brain fart I guess



Is it better to love someone you know that isn't right for you or not love at all?

Not love at all.

Is it better to put your money in a savings account or invest it?

[homoe]

Originally Posted by Orema

Not love at all.

Is it better to put your money in a savings account or invest it?

Invest it .......

Is it better to always pay cash or use a credit cards

[DapperButch]

Originally Posted by homoe

Invest it .......

Is it better to always pay cash or use a credit cards

Use the credit card in order to improve your credit score, but pay off the card in full each month.

Is it better to have a job that you like with little stress, or have a job that you love but it comes with long hours and a lot of stress?

[JDeere]

Originally Posted by DapperButch

Use the credit card in order to improve your credit score, but pay off the card in full each month.

Is it better to have a job that you like with little stress, or have a job that you love but it comes with long hours and a lot of stress?

A job that you like with little stress

Is it better to have all bills paid or pay them a little bit every month?

[DapperButch]

Originally Posted by JDeere

A job that you like with little stress

Is it better to have all bills paid or pay them a little bit every month?

Typically if bills are not paid on time or not paid in full, interest gets added to them. How could that ever be a good thing? So, yes, it is better to pay your bills in full every month.

Is it better to enjoy your money now, or to not "play" as much now (invest your money), so that you don't risk having not enough money when you retire/are no longer able to work?

[Orema]

Originally Posted by DapperButch

Typically if bills are not paid on time or not paid in full, interest gets added to them. How could that ever be a good thing? So, yes, it is better to pay your bills in full every month.

You are so right. I started doing this year's ago and it forced me to live within my means.

Is it better to enjoy your money now, or to not "play" as much now (invest your money), so that you don't risk having not enough money when you retire/are no longer able to work?

Invest or save your money for retirement or a rainy day. My advice is to go with something conventional and conservative (401k, IRAs, property, stocks).

Is it better to master one thing or to be a jack of all trades?