If someone gave you $20, what would you buy with it?

Answer 1

As an Adult I would do something responsible like invest it or save it for an emergency.

If something was coming up with friends I would probably use it make my own snacks or something shareable the next time we got together.

As a kid I'm sure I would have spent it on candy or a toy that my mom would not buy for me.

Answer 2

I would go wild at a used book store.

Answer 3

Socks!

Answer 4

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Answer 5

Most likely purchse things such as: TOILET PAPER,TOOTH PASTE,,Tissue Paper,De;orderants, .,. THIS/THAT & the OtHeR til it was used or spent up on things that'll be in nEEd of for the HOUSEHOLD !!?!!... ;-(} `'r''R''r.,.

Answer 6

I would probably try to save the money until I have more so I could buy it on something such as a car or something that will be important for me in the future. Another example could be to put it in a bank account for collage and such.

Answer 7

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Answer 8

a stock dont just have 20 u wanna grow that money put it in the bank buy a stock start investing and watch yr money grow then make a credit card while it grows so at the age of 18 to 21 u can get a loan be responsable wuth yr money so yr able to buy a house once it grows thats how the majority of teens became rich it starts from a lil bit to a bunch

Answer 9

During our big financial turnaround, one of our biggest milestones was building up a healthy emergency fund. Our target was to have six months of living expenses sitting in a savings account.

How did we get there? Being careful with our spending was one big part of it, but another part was adding these little $20 windfalls to the pot when we would find them.

If you stick that $20 bill into your emergency fund, you’ll probably forget all about it tomorrow. However, in a few months, when a real emergency happens – you suddenly need to fly to New York to visit a very ill friend, for example – that $20 bill will be there for you to help make that emergency easier.

Not only that, it will earn a little bit of interest while it waits for your emergency.

I consider money put aside like that to be a gift to my future self, arriving exactly at a moment when I will really need it.

Answer 10

I will not buy anything and it is not a currency we might be using in the country and different will be having different currency and no country might ba having two currencies at two different parts

i will only convert into currency of my country but only notes and never coins will be accepted by them