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Re: If you had $10,000 to splurge on whatever you want......
Off the top of my head:
Buy MH a new car
But if I am being practical- use some of it to pay off a couple of larger balance credit cards (although I just paid off 2 smaller ones, yay).
But if I am NOT being practical nor buying something for MH...
I would probably buy a pair of Louboutins and/or a Hermes bag. Or a diamond tennis bracelet.
These are not in any particular order. Just typing what comes to mind.
Practical: Pay off some of our debt
Not Practical: Treat hubby and I to a full body massage at the spa. I would also get a facial, weekend getaway to Vegas with hubby, and finish decorating the bedrooms, office and bathrooms.
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Being practical: pay down student loans...this would get me to under 5K.
Not being practical: ...gosh....I'm really at a loss, here. Really I just want to pay down student loans.
Practical - paying off debt
not practical - trip to Australia so my H can meet my extended family or a trip to Europe for fun.
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Practical, use for a downpayment for a house.
For fun: New wardrobe for DH and myself. Also maybe a cruise to get away and relax.
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Practical: Get E a new car and/or pay loans.
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Practical: pay down our mortgage. It's our only debt and we hate it.
Fun: New clothes, Mediterranean cruise, upgrade my DSLR camera lens, do some home decorating.
Pratical: pay off debts [this would cover most of it, except the student loans]
Fun: take my family to Hawaii for two weeks
Practical: pay off our cars. This would take care of it and then some!
Non-practical: This one is a little harder. A really nice vacation would be great, but I think I'd want something a little more tangible. So let's go with a new roof and finishing off a room in our basement. Haha, that's not very fun!
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Ditto! My student loan is our only debt but I feel like I'll be paying it for the rest of my life.
Non-practical: We could take a nice vacation and still be able to pay our bills (neither of us have any paid vacay time).
If I'm being practical, I'd pay off Greg's debt. Mine is gone, and he's working on his, but to have them both erased would be amazing.
Non practical - I'd combine it with my savings and buy a camper/trailer at the shore. or take that trip to Austrailia or Africa that I've always dreamed of.