What’s the first thing you’re going to do when your dd comes in ?

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    Frank NJ

      So idk if this is something cool to do but it’s better than droning on about ddd and path when I’ve read every topic and post there is to read . So here’s what I’m doing … Paying rent , of course ! Then paying my mothers rent ( nice surprise eh ) .Then calling sugar hill subs (best sub shop in south jersey / east coast ) and grabbing a cheesesteak with fried mushroom and onions with cooper cheese ( extra ) and a yoohoo . I owe my “friend” 200 dollars for a brick and 2 buns and I’m grabbing another 2 bricks on top of that . Buying the new star wars game for xbox 1 and also all the expansions for Stellaris then I’m gonna grow roots into my couch for 2 days playing that until it’s back to work !

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      • #4363366
        Chris

          @fart party

          Jeep wave back!!! 😂😂

        • #4363729
          Juan

            Pay the pimp and dealer before I get killed

          • #4363702
            Kat

              I’m gonna pay the bills down to ZERO! And buy a monitor mount.

              I’m exciting like that.

            • #4363687
              Justin NJ

                Nina
                Yea I went to SHSubs. Wasn’t overly impressed, but im not a sub person.

              • #4363404
                CDenae

                  Paying 3 bills 5 months in advance….buying Kids and us shoes….Graduation gifts for our oldest…new furniture and clothes and a mini trip for me and hubs. Smart smart smart and then fun. Gotta be adults lol damn

                • #4363393
                  Rika M

                    @Target

                    Iktr
                    Giving my kids a jumpstart like than the one my parents gave me and my siblings although there’s nothing wrong with a good splurge 🥳

                  • #4363365
                    Josh

                      @faif
                      Thanks she struggled with addiction for 11 years i tried everything i left for work 230 am i called 315 whem i got there no answer 330 my 13 yr old called said mommy not breathing. Worse day of my life.
                      But good luck on your home

                    • #4363354
                      faif

                        @Josh I am so sorry for your loss.

                        Me and my husband are going to move into a house we’ve had our eyes on for a few years. It’s finally available at a time we’ll have the money IF IT’LL EVER COME lol.

                        We’re dealing with a psycho neighbor situation at the moment and we can’t get out of here soon enough.

                      • #4363280
                        Josh

                          Get .y wifes burial plot she passed in September left behind 5 kids.

                        • #4363276
                          Fart Party

                            @ Chris

                            Jeep Wave!!!!!!

                          • #4363257
                            Nina

                              Wow another south jerseyer I see. I was surprised to read “sugar hill subs” 😂 Im from somers point!

                            • #4356598
                              Justin NJ

                                Frank.
                                Yea I’m in Ehc. Just thought that was funny to see on here.

                              • #4356489
                                Chris

                                  Jeep parts… what else 🤷🏻‍♂️😂😂

                                • #4356364
                                  Frank NJ

                                    Justin nj
                                    I’m in mayd landing , it’s like 15 minute drive from AC , or 8 minutes if my gf drives …

                                  • #4355962
                                    Target

                                      @Rika, I’m w you.

                                      Savings account, investment (in my business), Million dollar Policy paid up for one yr. I like to see my money work for me, increase, or, remain steady. A decrease and it scares me. I’m not a spender. Being broke isn’t an option for me! Plus, leaving my kids better off is my goal.

                                    • #4355852
                                      Justin NJ

                                        Frank, how far outside ac are you lol.

                                        I like that idea, 2 bricks, and a ps4.

                                      • #4355790
                                        Coyote
                                          @coyote

                                          Pay off the car so we can actually afford to pay the water bill completely every month, and start work on tearing up and replacing the bathroom floor (hidden water damage we didn’t find out about til AFTER we bought the damn place) Pay overdraft fees and buy the kids school stuff. Buy my mom groceries and help my sister pay her late fees so she can move state to be with her fiance. Buy groceries.

                                        • #4355022
                                          Robyn

                                            Probably replace my cell phone, buy some new scrubs for work – and a nicer carrying bag for my books and laptop.

                                            The rest is going into my land fund so I can buy a piece of property before I sell my house.

                                            This is the first year I didn’t have to earmark a portion of my refund to pay a bill, replace an appliance or fix something.

                                            I’m still OCD about my refund though. Old habits are hard to break. Once you’ve struggled to make ends meet it’s hard not to worry about being back in that situation.

                                          • #4354990
                                            Rika M

                                              Changing my W4

                                            • #4354965
                                              Kmony

                                                Paying a couple months rent and taking a little vacation with my husband. Saving the rest. My husband works in road construction, and he get laid off every winter. Usually we need our refund around this time just to survive, but we were able to get by this winter a little better. Now we will be able to use our return for something fun.

                                              • #4354944
                                                Cody

                                                  My family and I are going to RV full time and so we are getting a used rv and all that supplies. Our rent is 1100 a month and the rv campground is 480 so we are stoked to save some money!

                                                • #4354938
                                                  WTT

                                                    Fixing brakes on the car. Been leaking fluid for a month now. Getting new sticker for plates. Then the 6 months for insurance. Depending on whats left I might get me a handymans special in a run down part of town depending on my credit. Might have to take one of the free mobile homes where you just pay the lot fee.

                                                  • #4354928
                                                    Don’t Care

                                                      Get some bitches and cocaine…

                                                    • #4354884
                                                      Ness

                                                        brick weed for 200? yikes!

                                                      • #4354875
                                                        Jennifer Starr
                                                          @jstarr

                                                          We are preparing for a cross country move, so a good chunk will go towards that, couple of bills I want to pay off, then the rest goes in the vacation fund. We want to take the kiddos to Disney this year.

                                                        • #4354819
                                                          Jim Z
                                                            @jimz

                                                            Literally catching up on bills and paying off CC’s. I then split the rest with the wife and I’ll be doing a couple home improvement projects. As for splurging? I’ll be spending a bit on a few new firearms and more ammo. I’m a bit of a collector.

                                                          • #4354802
                                                            Shelli

                                                              Pay off the last $400 of debt my husband & I have from us both being injured and off of work last year!

                                                              Then I’m going to spend a few hundred on my kids to spoil them (because we couldn’t afford Christmas this past year)

                                                              Then I’m putting almost all the rest in savings to start rebuilding it.

                                                            • #4354767
                                                              Catchflights

                                                                Sleep a little easier

                                                              • #4354701
                                                                ddddd

                                                                  Normally I use it to pay 6-12 months of car insurance (depending on size of the return). This way it’s something i never have to think about.

                                                                  This is the first year I am getting a substantial return. Upgrading a cell phone and putting a down payment on a new car, and of course paying the insurance for 6-12 months on that car. If there is anything left I will save 50% and spend 50% foolishly.

                                                                • #4354700
                                                                  Liz

                                                                    Oh yes, and the current half year of auto insurance will be paid in full. The other half for later in the year will sit in savings until renewal.

                                                                  • #4354699
                                                                    Yummy crack

                                                                      I’z gonna beez buyin meez some crack. MMM MMM I sho do luvs that crack!

                                                                    • #4354694
                                                                      Liz

                                                                        We’ll pay several months’ rent ahead, it’s a nice cushion to have pre-paid in the event of something expensive cropping up out of nowhere later in the year. Last year, it was medical bills and an emergency automotive repair — a busted axle is dangerous on the road. We pay ahead 2-3 months every year, our rental agency is quite happy to get several months paid ahead at once, and it’s simply piece of mind for us.
                                                                        After that, we have two annual pet check-ups coming up, so the refund will offset that (or pay for it, depending on deposit timing)
                                                                        And after THAT, the remainder will go to savings until it’s needed.

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