100k. What would you do with it?

1 Recognized(s) · by **lumka1** » 27 May 2012, 05:11

If you get a cash windfall of NT$100 000, what would you do with it to maximize your investment?

13 Recognized(s) · by **baberenglish** » 27 May 2012, 08:25

That's not a lot of money. Hard to do something with that. Except-Invest in yourself.
Save it-You will need it down the road for something. Life always finds ways to make you use it.
Pay off some credit card debt.
Take a trip.
Buy some furniture.
Fix your car/scooter.
Buy something that you need.
You could always invest it in my ~~scheme~~, grand master plan, it's called freedom 45.

750 Recommends(s) · by **jimipresley** » 27 May 2012, 08:28

I'd go down the 7 and buy a beer or two. Hell, if I had such a dramatic windfall, I may even buy a SIX-PACK!

424 Recommends(s) · by **headhonchoII** » 27 May 2012, 08:41

Throw in a pack of Lays and have a REAL celebration.

750 Recommends(s) · by **jimipresley** » 27 May 2012, 08:51

headhonchoII wrote:Throw in a pack of Lays and have a REAL celebration.

What's a pack of Lays without a tea egg? Live it up! Carpe diem!

93 Recommends(s) · by **housecat** » 27 May 2012, 09:08

Okay, all you wealthy bast--ions of the internet can take your hundred Gs to the local Seven. I'm interested in what a real answer might look like, and I be the OP is, too. He's asking, after all, because he knows it's not much and wants to make it grow. Seems like a fair, intelligent question to me.

750 Recommends(s) · by **jimipresley** » 27 May 2012, 09:12

Alright. You want an "intelligent" answer? If I had a paltry 100k disposable, I'd get on a plane and visit my parents for a month and spoil them rotten.

22 Recognized(s) · by **Battery9** » 27 May 2012, 09:15

I've never had that much money in my life. So I'd probably cry. I will spend 30 000 on gadgets, give 10 000 to each parent and save the rest.

93 Recommends(s) · by **housecat** » 27 May 2012, 09:17

Fixed my intelligent typo for you, Jimmy. What's your problem, anyway? A trip home to spoil your parents sounds like a sweet thing to do, and possibly a great idea for you just about now. I hope you get to do it.

Never mind. That's Spanish. Just never mind,

750 Recommends(s) · by **jimipresley** » 27 May 2012, 09:27

I didn't see a typo, housecat.

I've been in Taiwan for 11 years, and each year I have gone back to visit my parents and spoil them rotten. For the last two years, I have, unfortunately, due to financial constraints, not been able to. During that time, my father has had a stroke, and is suffering from skin cancer. My Mum had a heart attack. So yeah. If I had a disposable 100k, it's a no-brainer.

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