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Roth vs Traditional 401k, thoughts?
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Bad decision dude
Lol. Interesting that you're down for investing like that financially but not permanently/emotionally (i.e. marriage after 6 years...)
Are you guys married? I can't think of a relationship dynamic in which this would be a phenomenal idea
This is the best long con story I've heard
Ok, I think we've come to the point where we've recognized the problem. Time for some solutions: 1) demand her signing bonus up front. Straight into your pocket. 2) she pays you back like student loans (but without interest? Eh, interest is up to you). 3) if you're still not paid in full, you get all bonuses until you are. Then, dump that leech.
Wow the dumbest idea ever. She's totally using you and this is coming from a girl
Yeah, those deal terms are going to get him thrown out of the league. He needs to demonstrate he understands her vantage point and incorporate that to increase his chance of closing in his favor. 1) make a list of all the non-financial tasks/chores she completes. Does she cook, clean, wash the pad, run your chores/errands, play your therapist/counselor/ personal cheerleader/life coach? 2) get comps for those tasks . 3) based on a past history and future value projections, determine NPV. 4) incorporate those figures into her final obligation terms and 5) don't forget to put it in writing . Good luck
"At the time she was going to work and study" ... I'm sorry to say that this was unlikely in her plans. If it doesn't make a big dent, then go for it, but I don't think sponsoring girls is a good idea if it's noticeable to your bottom line
GS3 you inspire me
Why not married or engaged yet? If it's logistics (different cities for a while?) that's one thing, if something holding you back, business school is going to exacerbate everything. A lot of relationships end through business school....
lol fuck that
How did that situation come about? When she got in/ applied, did you offer to pay for it, or did she ask?
Hope she pursues high paying career for that ROI
She's never heard of loans? That's a huge investment to pay for
She should be funding that by herself- also coming from a giel
How in the world did you come up with this financial decision? What in the right mind? The real question is how much have you already paid for before you pull this plug?
lol bankers make recommendations based on financial decisions and everyone here is shorting you. I wonder...
@SVP1, we call this the hypertrophied intuition of damaged men
Nope, but we've been together for over 6 years. At the time, she was going to work and study in the evenings - but that idea never came to fruition.
This is a great decision if you are getting married because the interest on the loans wouldn't make sense if you have the cash. However, if you don't get married then you should have her repay you