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Edited by poachers13:
7/10/2014 7:16:52 AM
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Should I take money from my sons college funds to buy Destiny?
I dont want to spend my own money so Im thinking about taking some from my sons college fund. He has like $66,000 in there that ive put in so isnt really mine in the first place? What do you think?
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#Destiny
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1 ReplyDo you think he will make it to college if not take it all and turn him into a gamer
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Do it!!! They can learn a lot from destiny.
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If real man, I never put my hand on my daughter money just to buy a Destiny. It your financial management problem!! Fix it!!
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1 ReplyAll of it
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My wife and I are never having kids we like freedom and money to much LOL!
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2 RepliesI feel like it's a problem if you are so broke you spend $60 for a game out of a college fund.
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Do it. Give in to peer pressure.
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Destiny > College and future career plans. Hodor.
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Edited by Cal-16: 7/10/2014 2:42:33 AMShip him to Scotland it's all free over here
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9 RepliesNo, because then it will become a habit every time you need something you don't have the money for or don't want to use your own money for. There's still two months until it's release. You honestly can't save up for that? Put $30 a month down on it.... You also never stated what edition you were getting so I'm assuming you're just getting the standard.
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College ain't the answer anymore
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Take it out if needed but try and put the same amount back in when you have the money.
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*karma is a bitch.
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2 Replies[quote]I dont want to spend my own money so Im thinking about taking some from my sons college fund.[/quote] This is something no parent should ever even consider.
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I don't think 150 dollars will hurt much. You'll be alright.
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1 ReplyIn the future your son will probably use space credits to buy destiny XIX from funds for his sons enrollment at Lunar U, so I say go for it.
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1 Reply[quote]He has like $66,000 in there that ive put in so isnt really mine in the first place? What do you think?[/quote] If you've saved up that much I'm sure you'll be able to replace 150$ at the most before he graduates. Call it a birthday/Christmas/father's day gift
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And that's why I don't have kids. No soulless little midget happy killers running around my house breaking things and spending my money. Muahahahhahaha. Ps4 Ghost edition all the way. ;)
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The ghost edition is sold out
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1 ReplyDick move much? A parent puts their kids before themselves. If you can put 66,000 dollars into his fund, buy the game yourself. If you are going to take money out, at least buy him a copy too.
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Take Nikes advice and "Just do it"
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1 ReplyJust tell your son " it's my destiny to do this" @_@
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That would make a good down payment on a Maserati, Bently, or Aston Martin as well.
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No and trust me robin wouldnt mind to say few words himself
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Depending on what he wants to be college is a waste anyways. Something like 2/5ths of college degrees aren't profitable anyway. Just do it.
