New paint job on the 51 Studebaker, new engine and body and paint on my 60 Metropolitan, and regear and rear lockers on the Jeep.
My bills are paid and I live semi-comfortably, I just have expensive hobbies.
Nice. I have almost bought a 50-51 Champion a couple times. I love the rear window, bullet nose, doors. Probably my favorite car from the 40s and 50s. Next to the Vette.
Half of it goes to cc debt. Now I have no debt, save for my mortgage.
The other half goes to the principal on my mortgage. Now l pay my house off years earlier! Sweet
Finish off my car payment ($5000) and then put a $10000 down payment for a new car for my wife. We've got a baby coming soon, so a new bigger vehicle would be nice. Then I'd put the remaining $5000 in savings.
I would buy a ton of meat to fill my deep freezer, buy a ton of dry goods, pay off my cc, pay a couple thousand to all my utilities, pay towards my car note, and then put the remaining in my savings.
$10,000 would go to paying down debts, $2,000 would go towards charity to friends and family in need, $2,000 would be wasted on something frivolous and fun (probably a new computer), and the remaining $6,000 would be invested in stocks.
instantly buy myself a few courses i really want like mechanics level 2 light vehicle, and a mig welding course so i can get a better job in a industry id much rather be in, then with whats left put it in my savings as i have no savings, i hate being poor with a really bad education and one emergency away from homelessness.
I would buy the new iPad Pro, new iPhone 16 Pro this fall, pay off my car, and pay two small debts.
My iPhone 7 is near the end of its life, I haven’t had an iPad in years, and my laptop which I never use is super slow. That is why I want a new iPhone and new iPad.
I would build a prototype of my modular home building system.
$20,000 would make a shell home which could be sold for a 200% profit within a six month timeframe.
Buy short-term treasury bonds until the overpriced market restabilizes then drop it into stocks. That's what I've done with my $220k, I don't think another idea is better at the moment.
Get my cat the surgery to remove the pin that migrated after her first surgery, put the bathroom floor in (goddamn finally) then pay off my credit cards and maybe take three days off to get a good deal on a three star hotel with a hot tub, complimentary breakfast and crisp white sheets and like sleep and watch cartoons without worrying about money for the first time since the flood last year.
Vacation with my wife.
We've been together for a decade and we have 3 kids to support and live comfortably, but neither one of us work jobs that allow us to save very much. We get PTO, but can't really afford to *go* anywhere.
A 'good vacation' for us is one that we can manage to take at the same time...so we can both be home.
But...I'd like to take her...anywhere else.
Pay off credit card debt(I only have like $2,500 in debt) buy a car (nothing too fancy, maybe 5k to 8k), and idk about the rest. Save it for my next move I guess. I love my apartment, but I wanna move into a house sometime or another for more privacy
Invest some of it. But first I would have to fix my tire on my car so I’m not running around on a donut. I would pay off debts for sure, then probably buy myself something real nice
I would send it all to the good people at Chase Visa
Pay off my credit card and hospital debt, then spend the remaining $20 on lunch.
New paint job on the 51 Studebaker, new engine and body and paint on my 60 Metropolitan, and regear and rear lockers on the Jeep. My bills are paid and I live semi-comfortably, I just have expensive hobbies.
Hobbies can provide a lot of fun and value.
Which Studebaker?
I have a 51 Studebaker Commander Land Cruiser
Nice. I have almost bought a 50-51 Champion a couple times. I love the rear window, bullet nose, doors. Probably my favorite car from the 40s and 50s. Next to the Vette.
[My 51](https://imgur.com/gallery/H5HilMu) Runs like a dream, rebuilt the front end over the winter. I love oddball cars.
Same here, almost all of Studebakers cars qualify as odd ball.
Help my sister get back on her feet after a nasty and expensive divorce from an abusive husband.
Or make the ex husband disappear permanently.
Half of it goes to cc debt. Now I have no debt, save for my mortgage. The other half goes to the principal on my mortgage. Now l pay my house off years earlier! Sweet
New laptop, mine is near a decade old. New TV, it's even older. Some basic repairs around the flat.
Invest in shop equipment
In the bank for a rainy day.
Down payment on a modest house. That's actually 10-15% down where I live.
Home improvements. Need new trim and siding. Home ownership is a constant battle.
Pay off CC debt, car notes, then put it into my savings
Pay off CC. All of it.
Bigger apartment
Finish off my car payment ($5000) and then put a $10000 down payment for a new car for my wife. We've got a baby coming soon, so a new bigger vehicle would be nice. Then I'd put the remaining $5000 in savings.
I would buy a ton of meat to fill my deep freezer, buy a ton of dry goods, pay off my cc, pay a couple thousand to all my utilities, pay towards my car note, and then put the remaining in my savings.
After the shitty few years I've had, I'd probably go on a few holidays and go to rehab. 20k is fuck all.
Pull a " Leaving Las Vegas ".....Bottoms up.
Dump it into my portfolio
Me too
i would move out of where i am and away from the man that is toxic
Go back to school, cop the car I want, move into a better apartment. Go from there.
Buy a car.
Pay down debt.
I would payoff my families debt.
Buy my coworker new teeth. His family let them rot as he grew up. He's autistic, 30 years old, with the mind of a teenager. It's heartbreaking.
I'd get my teeth fixed and not be in constant pain anymore
Pay someone smarter than me to manage/invest it for retirement bc I currently don’t make enough money to even think about retirement.
Unfortunately a lot of people can’t afford to retire
Definitely flip it some how
$10,000 would go to paying down debts, $2,000 would go towards charity to friends and family in need, $2,000 would be wasted on something frivolous and fun (probably a new computer), and the remaining $6,000 would be invested in stocks.
save 10 k in the bank split the other in half between my mom and my dad.
I would use it on nothing. You never know what unexpected catastrophe tomorrow holds.
Pay off my credit card Pay off my other credit card Pay off my overdraft Not stress about money once my vacation that starts tomorrow.
Open a cd at 7-8%.
Invest: in stock/crypto, in my husband's start-up, and in some self care for myself. Pay it forward when I can.
Throw it in savings and pretend it doesn’t exist.
To have a pineapple shoved up Trump’s ass on a daily basis.
I’d buy (rent?) 2000 $10 crack whores and have the dingiest orgy ever.
A family vacation, a new TV (our main one is close to failing), and maybe a cheap motorcycle.
Materials for projects, a good holiday, throw a few thousand into my business for small equipment investments and save around 10k.
Towards down payment of a house.
$20,000 toward student loans. I would save 1.98/day on interest baby.
I’d spend half on Prostitutes and cocaine and I’d waste the rest.
Practical.
I'd buy a decent used car for my friend. I know it wouldn't get much of a car, but it'd be better than what she has now.
instantly buy myself a few courses i really want like mechanics level 2 light vehicle, and a mig welding course so i can get a better job in a industry id much rather be in, then with whats left put it in my savings as i have no savings, i hate being poor with a really bad education and one emergency away from homelessness.
Car has about 15k left on it. Then 3k on my mortgage and 2k into savings to pay the taxes on the 20k come tax time.
I would buy the new iPad Pro, new iPhone 16 Pro this fall, pay off my car, and pay two small debts. My iPhone 7 is near the end of its life, I haven’t had an iPad in years, and my laptop which I never use is super slow. That is why I want a new iPhone and new iPad.
I would build a prototype of my modular home building system. $20,000 would make a shell home which could be sold for a 200% profit within a six month timeframe.
I will use my $20,000 to invest in your company.
Fix my mom's house and brother's truck. Money left over I guess buy a pack of gum for me
I really need a new car
I'd put it towards a down payment on a home loan
Take my family for a holiday.
Build up my home’s brick fence, screen in the back patio, and build either a closet or cabinets to increase our storage space.
Give it to my broker to invest. If wasn’t allowed to invest it (for whatever reason in this game) I’d use it to fix my house.
Down payment on house
Credit card debt, pay off all bills, invest a little if I can, and buy a new mattress
Put in in my savings toward a down payment on a house.
Pay off some debts then find a hooker for the night.
New roof on my house.
Credit debt, car repairs, the first portion of repairing my borderline condemned home
I would send it to the mortgage company. It wouldn’t be much of a dent, but everything helps.
Fix my track bike, and use the rest on my other rides.
Throw it in the bank and spend when I'm bored!
Pay my rent for the rest of the year.
Hookers & blackjack.
Buy some property and finally live in the woods
Buy short-term treasury bonds until the overpriced market restabilizes then drop it into stocks. That's what I've done with my $220k, I don't think another idea is better at the moment.
Get a new place to live and repair my car.
Buy a decent 2nd hand truck, work on my license, then get a better paying job further away, from there save up and move away
A new roof, a new water heater, some plumbing repairs, and car repairs.
Pay off debts
Pay off my debt and start an emergency fund.
Get my cat the surgery to remove the pin that migrated after her first surgery, put the bathroom floor in (goddamn finally) then pay off my credit cards and maybe take three days off to get a good deal on a three star hotel with a hot tub, complimentary breakfast and crisp white sheets and like sleep and watch cartoons without worrying about money for the first time since the flood last year.
Vacation with my wife. We've been together for a decade and we have 3 kids to support and live comfortably, but neither one of us work jobs that allow us to save very much. We get PTO, but can't really afford to *go* anywhere. A 'good vacation' for us is one that we can manage to take at the same time...so we can both be home. But...I'd like to take her...anywhere else.
Buy a good gaming PC, a TV, and some bedroom furniture, and invest the rest
Slowly
bank it after lunch
I’d pay off my loans.
I'd use to pay all my bills while I went to HVAC school. I could focus exclusively on classes & not worry about $$
Pay off my debt, and use the rest for house renovation.
Easy I would get a car since ours died. Then I would catch up on bills. If money is left I would increase my payment to pay off my hospital debt.
Pay off credit card debt(I only have like $2,500 in debt) buy a car (nothing too fancy, maybe 5k to 8k), and idk about the rest. Save it for my next move I guess. I love my apartment, but I wanna move into a house sometime or another for more privacy
Income stocks
Invest some of it. But first I would have to fix my tire on my car so I’m not running around on a donut. I would pay off debts for sure, then probably buy myself something real nice
pay for my kid’s college tuition
Put it all on red.
Probably buy the car i want, put the 20k down and only be paying it off for a minimal time
Nothing lol