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To "Financial Planner" above - this is supposed to be a professional forum, not a place to have a petty dialogue and especially not to personally insult someone, i.e. "Edward Jones", who is not only a fellow professional but someone who made a valid point. The question posed was simply what car do we drive and what percentage of our annual income does that represent? Since a Tesla costs over $100K, at 1% that would indeed infer that your annual income is over $10M. Even if you misread the question and were responding on a lease situation, leasing at say $1500 per month, at 1% you would be saying you're (not 'your' as you posted, let alone the other grammatical and spelling errors in your post) making at least $1.8M per year.
Actually, I meant Barron’s top 100... not Forbes. Also, I’ve never understood why other firms try to shit all over Jones? I’ve never once had a client come to me from another firm, where I wasn’t able to move everything in kind, so if other firms are so much more outstanding, then why can I do everything you can do?
If you’re making $10,000,000 a year then your face better be in the Forbes top 100 list
The entire cost of the Tesla equals 1% of your income? That’s a bit of a stretch.... I doubt you make $10 Million a year.
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2008 Nissan Frontier, paid for and 202k miles. I will drive it until its wheels fall off. I advise my clients to keep their expenses as low as possible and no debt. I follow my own advice.
FP1... your statement is very ignorant, which makes you very ignorant.
(p.s. - I noticed that "Financial Planner 1"'s negative posts were all taken down. Thank you Fishbowl)
Going to buy a Suburu Outback later this week and would like an old pickup truck soon.
Drove leased Lexus for 3 years and only did about 450 miles per month. Bought a 2010 Honda instead. Lexus new value was about 3% of gross. My wife asked how nice of a car do I need to drive 1 mile to work
2016 Taurus SHO...bought one year old off lease with 25,000 miles. Totaled my previous car.
I guess for you buddy!
2018 Camry lease. Nice but not too nice that clients think I'm getting rich off of them. 2%
As a Subaru ambassador, I drive a WRX as a daily while still enjoying the drive. Recently drove a old Chevy S10 zR2 that I rebuilt but it’s badass. Recently picked up a z51 and working on financing Gallardo LP right now. Next truck will be raptor then it’s 911 and ill be good for a while.
I agree. There are some real solid talented jones guys. It ducks that everyone always 💩 on them.
Whatever the best lease deal available is — usually can find one with a zero or “negative” implied interest rate (vs MSRP of the car and expected resale at lease expiration). IMHO, cats are appliances. They’re dishwashers. Just get me from A to B.
‘17 Passat. Looks good, but not too good. Audi A 4 drive train. Love it! 6’2”
16’ grand Cherokee it’s a lease. Less than 1%
2016 Dodge Ram. it’s a lease.
Tesla 1%