Refund Checks

[Ja Rhule]

saving for engagement ring

[boo7382]

saving for engagement ring

you get pie too.:thumbsup:

[Kettle]

probably...once he slides that ring on

[TheRealDeal]

for you

Well thank you

saving for engagement ring

Yeah those can be expensive. I just got engaged pretty recently and the best advice I got was get what you can afford now because it's not the ring it's what it symbolizes and if you want upgrade in a year or two or whatever when you have more cash as an anniversary present if you want.

[Hawk]

probably...once he slides that ring on

until the wedding band goes on....then pie no more

[TheRealDeal]

until the wedding band goes on....then pie no more

I'm between the two rings right now and loving life.

Hoping it stays the same later

[Jhyler12]

Bills...

[MadHatter]

isn't that water front property in Arizona?

Nah...I would rather sell you swamp land that some fine desert property.

[Jackofalltrades]

We got a nice 8k surprise, so we're current or ahead on all bills, beach trip in April is paid for, my wife and I are going to go away to Charleston for the first time since the baby and just enjoy not being flat broke for a couple days.

If I was working I would have upgrades my big screen, but I'm not...

[blackcatgrowl]

Pay off the last $300 on a furniture card.

Probably bank the rest.

[Happy Panther]

I am not a financial adviser, but am a CPA. The method above is a very simple and risk free way of earning interest on YOUR money.

As a CPA you should also understand the concept of materiality. The average duration of this investment is around 6 months and the risk free rate for such an investment is .18% based on current T-Bill rates.

By my math you are lecturing over $21 on the $12,000.

Of course if you invest wisely in a series of CD's you could up your return to potentially $100.

But who gives a fug.

[Dpantherman]

Mom said she will be paying bills, and buying a new computer. She had her current one since 2000. Its been time for a new one forever.

[cptx]

court costs and lawyer fees

[jtnc]

Bills and Bigger TV of course.