How much money do u save annually?
 

How much money do u save annually after expenses, in the bank? I wanna see if people save or just blow it all on hookers and beer..... :thumbsup

Bomber

I'm saving a bit for a new car

i save quite a bit. Hoping to get a house here in the next year or so.

We manage to save about 85% of the profits we make. Besides our costs of living and some trips here and there we save and invest the rest :thumbsup

I told myself many years ago that once I was done in adult I would never have to work another day in my life. I see alot of guys blowing everything they have on expensive toys. It's important to put your money to work for you :winkwink:

i save enough not to worry for some years to come, but that aint enough.

I totally agree with you.. i see alot of people blowing all there money trying to act rich!!

I agree, no matter how much money u make it never seems like enough!

Bomber

the answers in this poll will be quite funny

l just keep reinvesting the little I do have :)

Enough to be able to buy half of the stuff I've put on lay away :winkwink:

15k a year might not seem like a lot to most people here but I think that's great for my needs. If I can save 25 k a year which is my goal I'll be able to buy a house in about 3 years from now.

none actualy.. i spend everything

Less then 10K so I voted I'm broke :(

I save too much, I need to spend more on whores and booze! Or maybe reinvest it, but that would require me to actually work...

I blow everything I earn right now :(

Holidays every month, new car, new clothes, I go clubbing a lot and stuff like that.

But as of April 5th next month, I'll be saving $1500 per month. Plus my earnings should also rise, then anything extra will def. be saved also.

We're saving by putting extra money into our home loan, which we can redraw if we ever need it in the future. It's conceptually the same as a savings account paying 6.82% p/a, but the effective return is higher because it's a reduction in interest charged, rather than interest income (which would be taxed).

So far we've got about 4% of the total value of our home loan sitting in the account as excess funds. Not bad considering our loan was fully drawn only 5 months ago. :)

Anybody here want financial advice? :winkwink: I've always thought that would be an fantastic service to offer adult webmasters.

last year bought a car with the savings.. this year will have 25% for an apartment and get a loan for the rest... it will be my first loan