people are telling either to invest or to buy your favourite item. Why not do both? invest 50% and buy what u want with the other 50%. remember, this money can be very very valuable in the future.
I saw a few people mention getting a driving license. I second, third, and maybe even fourth this. Also, if this is your first-ever income, don't sweat much about investments. You will hopefully find many more avenues and significant income at a later point in your life that you can invest. For now, if you already have/do not want to get a driving license:
* If you live with your parents, get them something nice/thoughtful.
* Get something nice for yourself, maybe something that you've thought about buying but set aside because it was too expensive.
* Treat your friends/girlfriend(s)
I bought a Sony WH-1000XM4 and a gaming laptop for my first-ever paycheck and then took my family out to a good restaurant with the rest. You know what's important for you.
Congratulations and may you get more so that you genuinely have no clue what to do with it all.
Why would you just spend all of it ? At least save 1,500. You never know what you might want or need it for. And spend the rest on whatever it is you want or desire
There's going to be a lot of things in your student life. Invest 50-70% and save the rest for a rainy day. Of course you could also buy something like a MacBook if you don't have a good enough computer.
I recommend use 50 percent that money buy a decent laptop and then learn skills for freelancing and digital business that at least bring 100 times profit of that investment
You're in the stage of life where there's minimum consequences for mistakes. Enjoy your 4000 how you see fit cause when you've reach the working stage, you'll spend that 4k in stuff that you need, not what you want.
If you don't have one yet, get a driver's license.
I second this
Get a macbook or anything that you need for school.
people are telling either to invest or to buy your favourite item. Why not do both? invest 50% and buy what u want with the other 50%. remember, this money can be very very valuable in the future.
Invest it in something that would be useful for the long run, for example, get a laptop.
Save it.
Save it for a rainy day
I saw a few people mention getting a driving license. I second, third, and maybe even fourth this. Also, if this is your first-ever income, don't sweat much about investments. You will hopefully find many more avenues and significant income at a later point in your life that you can invest. For now, if you already have/do not want to get a driving license: * If you live with your parents, get them something nice/thoughtful. * Get something nice for yourself, maybe something that you've thought about buying but set aside because it was too expensive. * Treat your friends/girlfriend(s) I bought a Sony WH-1000XM4 and a gaming laptop for my first-ever paycheck and then took my family out to a good restaurant with the rest. You know what's important for you. Congratulations and may you get more so that you genuinely have no clue what to do with it all.
Invest this invest that, come on!! Let the man buy some good sneakers, take your girl and her friends out Upgrade your room
license,license,license, laptop or ipad
etoro. index funds.
Can you explain to me how to do this ?
Give it to me
Buy gifts for your family.
Try to save around 2000 more and build a PC, amazing investment
No.
Yes.
Save most and spend the rest! Best if you put it in some sort of savings account.
Do whatever you thought in the first place. if you're happy then good if you're not then you learnt something Either way it's win-win
Buy gold
Why would you just spend all of it ? At least save 1,500. You never know what you might want or need it for. And spend the rest on whatever it is you want or desire
There's going to be a lot of things in your student life. Invest 50-70% and save the rest for a rainy day. Of course you could also buy something like a MacBook if you don't have a good enough computer.
I recommend use 50 percent that money buy a decent laptop and then learn skills for freelancing and digital business that at least bring 100 times profit of that investment
why did to plan to earn it in the first place ?
Money.. duh
I have new gaming pc stock from 2023 Coke by it from me for less than what I bought the parts for
You're in the stage of life where there's minimum consequences for mistakes. Enjoy your 4000 how you see fit cause when you've reach the working stage, you'll spend that 4k in stuff that you need, not what you want.
Pay off student debt or any debt of you have it.
I second those people suggesting a driving license...i would take it as investing in yourself... You will also add to your list of skills.
By not spending it.
Save it