Many times getting credit consulting prior to
you ever get into debt will help you to better manage your finance.
If we were purely logical, none of us would
ever get into debt in the first place!
Not exact matches
Like any B - movie worth its salt, the film is blissfully short and to the point: just - fired mechanic Craig (Pat Healy) and his old high - school buddy and current
debt collector Vince (Ethan Embry)
get drawn
into a sick birthday game by rich couple Colin (David Koechner) and Violet (Sara Paxton), who pay the two to complete a series of increasingly harrowing dares for
ever - larger payouts.
So Ted first question have you
ever dealt with people are self - employed who
get into trouble with taxes and all sorts of other
debts?
What I've always wondered when I hear about people who
get into debt like JD did, is how did you
ever get a mortgage?
Student loans are not dischargeable in bankruptcy, if you
ever need to file for it, and having your mortgage tied to a credit card if you
get into serious
debt can put your home in jeopardy.
And then I'd be
debt free and never
get into a situation like this
ever again.
Do you
ever browse your credit card statements from months ago and reflect on how you
got into debt in the first place?
I do wish I would have never
ever gotten into any sort of creditcard
debt and that I would have had less or no studentloan
debt, but hey... we're here now figuring it out while we're still young and not 5 years before we're (supposed) to retire!
Sometimes people
get into credit card
debt and wonder how they were
ever issued so much credit.
You don't
ever want to go
into debt just to
get a free flight or class upgrade.
Keep in mind that with the advent of «market value» degrees, tuition is more expensive than
ever, and students are coming out of law school with massive
debt and an understandable desire to cut
into that
debt and
get on with making a good living beyond that — sooner than later.