And I assume their model to compare is towards the "best case scenario" when it comes to saving and investing....as in, the person doing it is actually disciplined to actually save money each month and invest it in sound investments....rather than go out and buy the latest iPhone....or a bigger TV....or a new car.....In other words, the person saving $500/month renting over buying a home actually takes that $$ and invests it in something that reliably and consistently makes $$.....and what % of the population fits that category?

Ask him which will be worth more in 5 years- an iphone 10 or his mutual fund? 

I'm getting ready to test out their system, have also considered Speed Queen's proprietary system that they just introduced but the iPhone app reviews seem pretty terrible...

You can also get an HP 10BII app for your iPhone that prints for a couple of bucks.

You can use only one per month per restaurant.They also have an iPhone/Android app which avoids the printing hassle.

There is a similar find my iphone function for iphones and ipads.

It's probably hands down the WORST video I could possibly make because I did it with an iPhone and a scratchpad.

However, iPad and iPhone have a mind of their own with the auto-correct function if you know what I mean. 

If you go 2x, how will they afford the latest iPhone (or if they are deranged, a Samsung), how can they afford a new car every April, how can you eat out every night, and how do you afford 300 channels on DirecTV?

How do you send somebody a private message on the iPhone app I can't figured it, how do you reach out somebody