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Eman
2015 Jul 4, 12:04am
Eman
2015 Jul 4, 12:04am
Don't listen to music. Don't watch TV much. Spend about $50/year on 4-5 finance and real estate books. Used books are quite cheap. I don't think I have spent anywhere near $1,500 on books. Some books can be downloaded for free.
Listen to finance and real estate podcasts when driving. They're also free. These subjects can also layer to life, on top of things, like thinking of ways to increase and protect financial wealth not only for this generation, but hopefully also for future generations. All in all, we spend about the same amount of money. We just have different interest. There is truly no right or wrong answer. Whatever floats your boat. :-)
Been playing with Apple Music, kinda fun to have so much music on tap.
I had it playing on the house speakers and actually started dancing to Earth Wind & Fire's September, LOL, a song I'd never have bought on CD or as a single.
$10/mo, $120/yr, $4000 for the rest of my life maybe.
I've got about $1500 worth of music on CDs and $50 in iTunes Music store purchases so not that big a sunk-cost investment, $50/yr on average . . .
Think I'll continue the subscription once the free trial ends, music is the one thing that you can layer to life, on top of other things, like work.