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This dad is awesome. I wish my dad had done anything like this with me! I was diagnosed with dyslexia in 5th grade. It was always very hard for me all I ever did was get cussed at. And yelled at every time I ask for help. He never believes my diagnosis and I always thought. I was just trying to not do my homework, which did turn into that after not asking for help anymore. Seriously. That’s why I’m Not The Step Dad I’m Just The Dad That Steeped Up Shirt. You never know what someone is going through and you could be that last straw or the catalyst that breaks the fucking camel’s back. My parents refused to ever talk about money, because we went to a private school on scholarship, and they were afraid we would tell people how much money my dad makes. I have no idea, to this day, what he or my mom makes. They acted like if we just didn’t know about money, we wouldn’t know we were lower middle class.

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We had 6 kids in a 2 bedroom house, we knew. A ton of our clothes and toys were hand-me-downs from other families. Never, in my entire childhood, where all of us buckled up in a vehicle because the minivan only technically seated 7 people with seatbelts. So were sodas (I wish I had never had soda, I’m hopelessly addicted). One phone line, I’m Not The Step Dad I’m Just The Dad That Steeped Up Shirt. We never went hungry or without food or education. Or health care (other than mental health. The only thing about money my parents ever said was 1) Don’t get a credit card, ever. Don’t owe anybody money, don’t borrow money. And 2) I should balance my checkbook, to avoid overdraft fees. As you can imagine, both pieces of advice were basically worthless. As you need a credit card to even sign up for auto-pay of bills for some companies. And I pretty much haven’t used a checkbook ever. I got lucky and married a man that is hard-working and careful with money. But if it were up to me, we’d probably be in a lot more debt than we are.

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You can get a pretty decent percentage out of the stocks, more than you could by storing the 1 million in a bank. You could get 5-10% (if you’re getting less than 5% returns on stocks. I’m Not The Step Dad I’m Just The Dad That Steeped Up Shirt. And while you do pay a lot for the loan on the house. You can sell the stocks slowly and end up with about 2.2 mills after 20 years of paying off the loan via the returns. That’s just pure profits and you paid probably 1-2 million extra in the loan, but you got 4.2-5.2 million in total. Loans are good, as long as you take only what you can payback. If you can’t pay it back, that’s when shit goes downhill. It sucks to be unable to pay off debt (note: you do not have to pay the debt off as soon as possible, in fact, it can be detrimental to you and your finances, as some loans can shift in your favor later [refinanced loans] or you can spend extra money on investments that give a greater return (generally, if the bank loan interest is under 3% and you can get over 7-8% in returns on a stock market, you’re pretty much guaranteed to get more money out of the stock market than by paying extra into the loan).

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