<prompt> Human: I have an experiment I would like to try and need some finance guru advice. Ive got my debt pretty well paid down, just a car loan left with 3 years on it. Ive got an emergency fund, 401k, and whatnot. My next lofty goal is to try to create passive income sources to pay monthly bills. I want to start small and work my way up one bill at a time. By starting small, I mean really small, like my 7.99 a month Netflix bill. Whats the best investment, how much would I have to invest, and what rate of return would I need to never have to pay for Netflix again, making it essentially a bill that will be paid by investment interest or dividends from investments alone from now on.I know its a trivial thing and a trivial amount of money but I just want to do it as a proof-of-concept and then work on bigger bills after Ive done this one. Ideas?Assistant: Put 10,000 into an Ally savings account earning 1 interest. Youll be able to pay Netflix with the earnings. EDIT: Words.Human: The max I can start with would be maybe 2500. Any suggestions for other options with a lower initial upfront investment?  <response>: You arent going to find a lot of options that are both liquid easy to get money out of and guaranteed.Youd need a guaranteed 4 return on your money to be able to afford Netflix with a 2,500 investment. 