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  • Oct 7, 2023
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    leaving any balance on a credit card is actually insane they rake you over the coals w interest

  • Oct 7, 2023

    doesn't your credit card have the option to pay your s*** automatically from your bank account at the end of each month

  • plants 🌻
    Oct 7, 2023
    Nan desu ka

    This is how it should be done. Your debit cards should be locked up and not even carried with you regularly. Credit cards just have way more protection.

    i still carry a debit card around with me but the account never has more than like 2k in it

    never kno when imma need a lil bit of cash like that yk

  • Oct 7, 2023
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    Whenever I think about my debt I want to kill myself so I just don't

  • Oct 7, 2023

    This reminds me that I need to put a deposit down for a credit card with my next paycheck so I can buy some Timbs and a Tommy Hilfiger puffer jacket.

  • Oct 7, 2023
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    *sits on a d****

  • I’m trying to get the highest score in debt so no

  • cali

    *sits on a d****

    Hey

  • Oct 8, 2023
    plants

    blessed to have never been in debt

    pay it off bro

  • Oct 8, 2023

    FUCC DEBT!

  • Oct 8, 2023
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    If you have enough money to pay off your debt in bulk then it would be much smarter to use that money to invest and make you more money rather than just dumping it to clear debt

    Say you’re 80k in debt due to student loans. Your interest rate is probably less than 5% on those. You saved up 80k and you want to just pay off your loans? Someone should slap you.

    Pay the minimum on your loans, invest that 80k properly, and you’ll come out ahead every year.

  • Dave Ramsey

  • Oct 8, 2023

    I made enough this weekend to pay off one of my credit cards
    13 more to go

  • Oct 8, 2023
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    Lisa

    If you have enough money to pay off your debt in bulk then it would be much smarter to use that money to invest and make you more money rather than just dumping it to clear debt

    Say you’re 80k in debt due to student loans. Your interest rate is probably less than 5% on those. You saved up 80k and you want to just pay off your loans? Someone should slap you.

    Pay the minimum on your loans, invest that 80k properly, and you’ll come out ahead every year.

    Good advice in theory. The reality is many people lack the discipline/financial knowledge to do this successfully. If you have the money to clear your debt (especially if it’s a relatively low amount line $2K) and overspending/budgeting has been a longtime problem for you then I’d say paying off what you owe is by the far the best option to stop the cycle. Start investing once you’re out of debt imo

  • Oct 8, 2023
    Halloween Gang

    Good advice in theory. The reality is many people lack the discipline/financial knowledge to do this successfully. If you have the money to clear your debt (especially if it’s a relatively low amount line $2K) and overspending/budgeting has been a longtime problem for you then I’d say paying off what you owe is by the far the best option to stop the cycle. Start investing once you’re out of debt imo

    Yea I agree in paying off cards at the end of each month. Anything with high interest you don’t want to have sitting there for a while

    But I see people freak out about student loans and s*** like that when they just need to change their perspective and gain more financial literacy.

  • Oct 8, 2023
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    If you're a living, breathing human on Earth..then you will always be in debt in some way, shape or form

  • Oct 8, 2023
    ThisIsNeverThat

    they're like 10-15 dollar charges so im usually not sweating in, but its only cause I only recently started to really get my money up so I should probably just pay it off soon yeah

    10 to 15 ticks on a 2grand debt is actually substantial lol

    If you can afford just fine thay it isnt going to hugely impact your life then why would you not pay it off

    It also makes you look bad financially (if its egregious enough) for trying to buy certain things and hurts your credit score

  • Oct 8, 2023
    www quakerboy us

    leaving any balance on a credit card is actually insane they rake you over the coals w interest

  • Oct 8, 2023
    Lisa

    If you have enough money to pay off your debt in bulk then it would be much smarter to use that money to invest and make you more money rather than just dumping it to clear debt

    Say you’re 80k in debt due to student loans. Your interest rate is probably less than 5% on those. You saved up 80k and you want to just pay off your loans? Someone should slap you.

    Pay the minimum on your loans, invest that 80k properly, and you’ll come out ahead every year.

    Yeah this is definitely practical and feasible for the average person

  • Oct 8, 2023
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    Op said he 2k in debt and bro starts going off like op got a business loan

  • Oct 8, 2023

    ONLY USE CREDIT CARDS FOR GAS

    ONLY USE CREDIT CARDS FOR GAS

    ONLY USE CREDIT CARDS FOR GAS

    ONLY USE CREDIT CARDS FOR GAS

    ONLY USE CREDIT CARDS FOR GAS

  • Oct 8, 2023

    Only debt I got is my house

  • Oct 8, 2023

    That doesn’t make much sense, maybe you got adhd or sumn… or are just dumb 🤷🏾‍♂️

  • Oct 8, 2023
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    Credits card should already be accounted for in expenses, learn how to budget gang

  • Oct 8, 2023
    SHIZZY

    If you're a living, breathing human on Earth..then you will always be in debt in some way, shape or form

    Deep!