Flagpole wrote:
Mr. Obvious wrote:Flagpole sure has the board riled up with this one.
Nope. Not me.
WEJO, DO AN IP CHECK, AND IF I LIE, BAN ME FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can we cut to the chase and ban you?
Flagpole wrote:
Mr. Obvious wrote:Flagpole sure has the board riled up with this one.
Nope. Not me.
WEJO, DO AN IP CHECK, AND IF I LIE, BAN ME FOR LIFE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Can we cut to the chase and ban you?
I can feel your "economic anxiety" from here :)
You are a tool.
Your mother loves my tool. I like to think of her as a master technician.
This is a myth, debt is not a tool. Such phrases irritate me!
Here's what I found on Google, maybe the professor meant it: "It's important to think of debt as a strategic tool. You can use tools such as lines of credit to help you with shorter-term needs such as managing cash flow." By the way, I found a great article called "The truth about debt", I think you will be interested to read it, just find it via Google. If we talk about debts, I think it prevents a person from enjoying life, so I prefer not to save up debts. In fact, I recently hired a financial advisor to provide me with a secure future. Besides, they also have a lot of interesting information about finance, you can find it here. https://www.grimardfinancial.com/
I think that distance learning is already bearing fruit..
StewartMorrisonv wrote:
If we talk about debts, I think it prevents a person from enjoying life, so I prefer not to save up debts.
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Trying to wrap my head around that sentence.
Especially the part about saving up debts.
Car loans wrote:
Car loans are not good debt? Are YOU kidding? Kindly explain how, e.g., a 0.9% car loan in a period with 2%+ inflation is not amazingly good debt.
Pay cash. Better deal.
Alan
Finance 101, debt is a tool. Technically it is an instrument.
Even personal debt could be a tool if used correctly. As an example, why would you pay down a 3% car loan or 4% mortgage with money you could invest at 6%?
Oh, you found this article, how interesting!
We're totally convinced you're not a bot who dug up a 3 year old post to spam the boards...
Runningart2004 wrote:
Pay cash. Better deal.
Alan
How am I going to pay $50,000 cash for a car if I don’t have $50,000 in the bank?
Poor people ... don't sympathize. Just kidding. I have zero percent APR car loan, so it doesn't bother me much although I know cash is better.
Yes, debt is a tool, reduce debt, blah blah blah. My thing is don't be a idiot but don't lose sleep over it. When I die, my headstone isn't going to say, "They managed debt well." Or, "They died debt-free." Who cares. Well, I plan to be cremated but you know what I mean.
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