10 Extra C-Notes Just For You! You Can Always Use Another $1,000

Apparently there is nothing as enticing as easy money. Even though I swear I’ve been working hard to pay off my debt, staying relentlessly practical in turning down dinners, partying and unnecessary stuff, I still have a wandering eye. I make some side income with an eBay business and consulting, and every time I make a quick $100 I think, “Man! That was easy. I should just replicate that 180 times in the next 30 days and I’ll be debt free!” Then I have a short-lived fantasy and think about immediately buying a hot tub. Silly, I know. But still, extra money is always helpful. It seems like it disappears so quickly because you never really expected in the first place. Even if you put it all into savings or an IRA, it’s allocated and gone.

What would you do if you won $1,000? Would you like to find out? Enter the giveaway below! 

As for me, I would give myself $100 fun money and take my brand new fiance somewhere fun, like go-karts or indoor sky-diving or a day-trip to Catalina. The rest would go somewhere practical.

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3 Responses to 10 Extra C-Notes Just For You! You Can Always Use Another $1,000

  1. It’s important to give yourself a little reward as you make the extra $$s. 10% is fine. Put the rest against your high interest debt.

  2. AverageJoe says:

    Over 9k entries as I write this. Wow! That’s great. I’d spend my money either on my kids college or helping my ADP friend pay for her wedding. Probably the former, but the latter makes me sound more fun.

  3. R J Rogers says:

    I’d invest it in equipment to start or expand a business with long-term earning potential.

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