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<< Is this money going to &quot;expire&quot; if you don't spend it now? Put the money in a bank account or a stable fund and let the interest build. >>


Bank account? On my savings account (which I only keep ~$300-350 in to be able to cash my checks w/o hassles, or fees), there is a yield of .75% annual (does that even cover inflation?)! I remember the same bank used to have 5-6% annual several years back---what happened?!

Anyways, if saving, a stable fund would definitely be the right thing. You'd actually make some money. 😉

And I'd advise to wait just a little to see how effective ATI's next product is before splurging on a GF3 right now....
 


<< Bank account? On my savings account (which I only keep ~$300-350 in to be able to cash my checks w/o hassles, or fees), there is a yield of .75% annual (does that even cover inflation?)! I remember the same bank used to have 5-6% annual several years back---what happened?! >>



Mine still gives me something like 2% a month. Pretty good deal considering the current economy 😉
 


<< Mine still gives me something like 2% a month. Pretty good deal considering the current economy 😉 >>



Which bank do you use?
 
Lol. =) A saving account should only be use to keep your money liquid. Otherwise, just invest your money into mutual funds, CDs, etc..
 


<< Maybe i should get a new CABLE MODEM. i currently have some POS terayon cable modem that i got from the cable company. would getting a better one be faster? >>


Being faster would characterize a better modem, but would a &quot;better&quot; modem improve your speed/service necessarily?

I still have the original LANcity cable modem leased out to me when I first got my cable modem service almost a two years ago. The only complaints I have ever had is with the service I have received on rare occasions, and not the modem.
 
No, no, no, the people begging for your money don't need it - I DO!!! Just look at my pitiful &quot;rigs&quot;!!! I consider my 286 a rig for crying out loud! Please help me.
 
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