sugar baby thì đương nhiên ro man tac, chứ thôi có làm chi cho tốn tiền

I thought I hear 1/2 mil home under her name. She must be dreaming. Tui có dư 2 căn nhà, cho ở free thì ok, chứ làm gì có chuyện under her name. She sounds like a mistress instead. Tui research sugar baby rồi, chỉ có cover school tuiation and everything cost but not any assets under her name

BrokeAssMillionaire wrote:sugar baby thì đương nhiên ro man tac, chứ thôi có làm chi cho tốn tiền  

I thought I hear 1/2 mil home under her name. She must be dreaming. Tui có dư 2 căn nhà, cho ở free thì ok, chứ làm gì có chuyện under her name. She sounds like a mistress instead. Tui research sugar baby rồi, chỉ có cover school tuiation and everything cost but not any assets under her name

Bác có coi cái video mà Gà posted ở trên 0? Họ hỏi cô đó là most expensive gift she received and she said "this $2M home is under my name!"

Bác liệu có afford được sugar baby 0?

BrokeAssMillionaire wrote:Yeah, sugar baby is one of my plan after retire, 2 em, moi em 5k/month không bị căng thẳng

Full healthcare benefit cung dau o 700-1000/month. Only need to pay $10/month for paperwork.

If I have kids 1 year before retire, the free healthcare will cover until they're 18. This is one of my plan too

Sugar baby la 20-30, lam gi co chuyen 50

50 thì gọi là sugar mame.

 50 mà tu+ớng rất chuẩn gái sugar baby hem bì nổi 

Didn't watch again but 2mil home in her name? Will never happen There are plenty out there only need support, not any assets. I believe one of my cowoker currently has one that cost him $5k/month included an apartment free rent.  

lấy tiền sugar mama nuôi sugar baby  

Do you think this is enough to have a sugar baby?

sugar mama có tiền thì kiếm phi công trẻ lái máy bay bà già gùi ..kiếm chi sugar daddy về ói 

nhatrangdep wrote:  50 mà tu+ớng rất chuẩn gái sugar baby hem bì nổi 

Still big different chị ơi.

You’re right, giành hết thì sao phi cong trẻ kiếm tiền

nhatrangdep wrote:sugar mama có tiền thì kiếm phi công trẻ lái máy bay bà già gùi ..kiếm chi sugar daddy về ói 

Lần này chị nói chính xác nè.

hoàng tử lưng gù wrote:

nhatrangdep wrote:sugar mama có tiền thì kiếm phi công trẻ lái máy bay bà già gùi ..kiếm chi sugar daddy về ói 

Lần này chị nói chính xác nè.  

lần nào cũng chính xác hết chớ không phải chỉ lần này 

nhatrangdep wrote:  50 mà tu+ớng rất chuẩn gái sugar baby hem bì nổi 

Gà gặp Đẹp rồi và có thể confirm là tướng tá ngon lành 0 thua gì mí em Sugar Baby và cặp môi khêu gợi 0 thua gì Angelina Jolie!

sis Gà nói cho co' vô ..sáng nay má Ddẹp nói "Út, hôm nay má thấy con mập" 

Đẹp tập thể dục thường xuyên có lên cân thì vài bửa cũng sẽ xuống à no worry!

Bác BAM - wow nhìn thấy 2021 401K gáin mà hơn $300K và 2 năm trước năm nào cũng gained được hơn $227K/year đả hén! So in 2026 when you plan to retire you are estimating your total 401K will worth around $8.7M?

Bỏ ra mua căn nhà $2M tặng cho Sugar Baby vẩn còn $6.7M!

I was using statistic formula for estimate of future value base on 20% gain/annual so it's not really 100% correct.

The prediction would happen if DOW is going over 40,000 pts. But the market has been dropped for the last few days so it's under $300K gain now. $8 mil í estimate at 2036, not 2026, it's more like 3mil-4mil ìf DOW over 40k pts.

You forgot property tax for 2 mil home and other spending cost even though it's doable

Bác BAM - Do you know how to calculate PV or FV in Ẽxcel? One time I was trying to setup a formula in excel but did not know how to do it right if the payments are made at the beginning of the month vs. the last day of the month.

Ohh gezzz, you're killing me I believe accounting statistics for business is different than engineer statistics but it may be the same in general. So I used formula from my book. I didn't use functions available in excel since it's kinda confusing.

compound monthly is different annual

I couldn't remember exactly but I came up with this formula in excel =FV(rate,nper,pmt,pv,type)

rate - periodic interest rate
nper - number of periods
pmt - payment made per period
pv - present value
type - when the payment is due (usually "beginning of the month")

BrokeAssMillionaire wrote:Ohh gezzz, you're killing me I believe accounting statistics for business is different than engineer statistics but it may be the same in general. So I used formula from my book. I didn't use functions available in excel since it's kinda confusing.

compound monthly is different annual

I couldn't remember exactly but I came up with this formula in excel =FV(rate,nper,pmt,pv,type)

rate - periodic interest rate
nper - number of periods
pmt - payment made per period
pv - present value
type - when the payment is due (usually "beginning of the month")

1) How do I get the PV? I tried using this FV in excel b4 but did not know what to put for PV as well.

2) Similar problem when using PV, I did not know what to put in for FV.

3) Also if my monthly payments increased with each year (for example lease pmt for property could increase 5% each year), then what do I put in as PMT?

PV = present value , like you have $100 at the moment
FV = assume you will get $120 with an interest i% in n years

my formula is wacky, I didn't bother to look again, maybe later I will use built-in function in excel. You can go to Formulas tab, select insert function, then follow from there. I have never taken any excel course so really don't know much. Only use formula and manually enter the #  

#3 = căng thẳng I have to look at the book to find this formula

The easy way is using the table value.

BrokeAssMillionaire wrote:PV = present value , like you have $100 at the moment
FV = assume you will get $120 with an interest i% in n years

my formula is wacky, I didn't bother to look again, maybe later I will use built-in function in excel. You can go to Formulas tab, select insert function, then follow from there. I have never taken any excel course so really don't know much. Only use formula and manually enter the #  

#3 = căng thẳng  I have to look at the book to find this formula

The easy way is using the table value.

For example:

1) Annual Interest 5% = 5%/12mos = .0041667 Periodic Int rate
2) Total # payments 30 years (12*30) = 360
3) Monthly Payment = $1,000

So what is the PV number I should put in if I am trying to do a Future Value of that? I don't understand why a Future Value calculation would ask me to put in my PV amount or that the PV calculation would ask me to know what my FV ís? I knew about this function in excel but don't know what I should put in for PV or FV depending what I am trying to calculate.

Your example is missing PV if calculate FV or missing FV if calculate PV

Assume the bank says you will get $500 in 10 years at 5% ---> $500 = FV, then you can find PV

Or bank gives you $500 cash now with %5 annual in 10 year --- $500 = PV, then you calculate FV

Hope, chị đẹp không bị tẩu quả nhập ma trong đây