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what are your student loan, credit card, other debt, horror stories?
Question : what are your student loan, credit card, other debt, horror stories?
i have 1,200 of credit card debt…around 35,000 in student loans…its so stressful…i just enlisted in the USAF, and they are paying 10,000 of my student loans off
credit card debt stories
Best answer:
Answer by Pol Pot
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#2 written by kit 1 year ago
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Don’t worry about the numbers. It can be a lot to shallow, but in reality good business people deal with bigger values. You just have to get used to it, and learn to manage it. I had to go through the same thing, I made some poor choices during college and racked up huge amounts of debt.
Just to add, I really hate people like that lady who just said “None since I do not buy what I cannot afford”… wtf. Not everyone can afford college, and just because we can’t afford it doesn’t mean no one should go to college.
Anyway, its smart to be able to enlist in the military to help pay off debt. Serve country and get some assistance, we’re only one of the few countries that do that (Many are mandatory). Its an option I’m planning to take once I graduate. On the bright side, at least you have a place to sleep and a job… think about all those people that lost their homes. Our student loans is actually more forgiving than their mortgage payments if you think about it.
I’m actually worried about my situation once I graduate… since the economy is in a downturn.