b/c that would mean taking responsibility. most of the new generation don't know anything about it.
responsibility? whats that?
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b/c that would mean taking responsibility. most of the new generation don't know anything about it.
Sorry for the thread derail; but this is so true...they think they are entitled to everything.b/c that would mean taking responsibility. most of the new generation don't know anything about it.
Sorry for the thread derail; but this is so true...they think they are entitled to everything.
Well, one things for sure, It WILL NOT go away. The car might, the monthly payment and insurance will. But the debt will never go away until its payed or until you file bankruptcy. And this will come up anytime you try to get credit for anything. Try to work it out, sell the car, something,this plan is a bad plan..
And whats the fun in paying them
I think you made my point for mecomes off in 7 years if no payments are made.
I think you made my point for me
It may come off in 7 years but it costs us all more due to higher fees and rates so the lender can recoup their losses. They don't just take the hit, they pass it along to all of us....
I gave up on credit long ago If I can't pay in cash I don't buy it. If we all did that we have lower rates. No one needs to put $600 worth of xmas gifts on there Visa lol but they do then come the 1st of the year they can't pay it off.