reecejackox
DIS Veteran
- Joined
- Apr 23, 2017
Someone I worked with was on a low income but bought his lunch every day.
Someone I worked with was on a low income but bought his lunch every day.
I will more than likely have a mortgage at 68. I don't plan on living in a falling down mobile home the rest of my life and I can't start saving for a house until I'm 50.My former coworker told me that no one ever pays off a mortgage and would buy breakfast and lunch daily. She retired with a mortgage at 68.
Same individuals don't invest any money in a 401k, 403b, or IRA plan. And when they want to buy a new car, they refinance their house to get cash out to use to buy the new car.
The more the merrier. I'll be in the market for a house about when I expect the crash to happen.I expect to see a lot of this next year. My home is up 25% over last year. I saw a ton of this borrowing before the last crisis.
The more the merrier. I'll be in the market for a house about when I expect the crash to happen.
Ooooh, so many train wrecks in my life, where to start.....
Not guarding your credit score. I'm not talking about those who end up in dire straights through n fault of thier own (medical, job loss) I am talking about those who pay bills late or over extend themselves out of poor discipline.
do you realize how much more you will pay over the life of a loan compared to someone with good credit?
Next: paying credit card interest.
I mean using a CC isnt a bad idea to rakc up points you jsut need the cash to pay it off that month. Grats on getting outta debt!When I was married, we used to charge all of our vacations. Now that I'm divorced I will never do that again! If I don't have the money saved up to pay cash for my vacation, I simply will not go. Plain and simple. I don't have any credit card debt anymore and want to keep it that way. LOL