[Ricechex]

I love these boards. Heard about it on CL, and lurked for awhile, a bit intimidated by some of the complex postings. I already owned a house, but have always monitored the housing market.

What I found here, was a whole bunch of smart folks, and mostly critical thinkers, even when their thoughts and ideas differ. People that seemed to be able to discern between what is fed to us by media and what is actually true.

I was on here about a year, and ended up quite accidentally meeting my BF. Yeah! Who would have thought?

[Ricechex]

Oh, and get this…talked to her again today, she had to borrow the money for the down payment, but they are still letting her loan go through. And she has a significant CC debt and student loans to pay. Doesn’t this sound very similar to the liar loans of just a few years ago?

[Ricechex]

Oh, and get this…talked to her again today, she had to borrow the money for the down payment, but they are still letting her loan go through. And she has a significant CC debt and student loans to pay. Doesn’t this sound very similar to the liar loans of just a few years ago?

[Ricechex]

Oh, and get this…talked to her again today, she had to borrow the money for the down payment, but they are still letting her loan go through. And she has a significant CC debt and student loans to pay. Doesn’t this sound very similar to the liar loans of just a few years ago?

[Ricechex]

Oh, and get this…talked to her again today, she had to borrow the money for the down payment, but they are still letting her loan go through. And she has a significant CC debt and student loans to pay. Doesn’t this sound very similar to the liar loans of just a few years ago?

[Ricechex]

Oh, and get this…talked to her again today, she had to borrow the money for the down payment, but they are still letting her loan go through. And she has a significant CC debt and student loans to pay. Doesn’t this sound very similar to the liar loans of just a few years ago?

[Ricechex]

Back in the day, appliances actually lasted for awhile. Nowadays, since they don’t last long, I always go with the lowest price with minimal bells and whistles. Why spend $800 on an appliance that is going to break in a few years, when you can spend $500 for it to do the same thing.

I had a Pioneer stereo for many years, and eventually it broke. I bought another one, and it lasted 1 year. Called Pioneer and they could care less. Name brand means nothing anymore. On the other hand, I have a generic $20 DVD player that is on it’s 2nd year with no problems. Go figure.

[Ricechex]

Back in the day, appliances actually lasted for awhile. Nowadays, since they don’t last long, I always go with the lowest price with minimal bells and whistles. Why spend $800 on an appliance that is going to break in a few years, when you can spend $500 for it to do the same thing.

I had a Pioneer stereo for many years, and eventually it broke. I bought another one, and it lasted 1 year. Called Pioneer and they could care less. Name brand means nothing anymore. On the other hand, I have a generic $20 DVD player that is on it’s 2nd year with no problems. Go figure.

[Ricechex]

Back in the day, appliances actually lasted for awhile. Nowadays, since they don’t last long, I always go with the lowest price with minimal bells and whistles. Why spend $800 on an appliance that is going to break in a few years, when you can spend $500 for it to do the same thing.

I had a Pioneer stereo for many years, and eventually it broke. I bought another one, and it lasted 1 year. Called Pioneer and they could care less. Name brand means nothing anymore. On the other hand, I have a generic $20 DVD player that is on it’s 2nd year with no problems. Go figure.

[Ricechex]

Back in the day, appliances actually lasted for awhile. Nowadays, since they don’t last long, I always go with the lowest price with minimal bells and whistles. Why spend $800 on an appliance that is going to break in a few years, when you can spend $500 for it to do the same thing.

I had a Pioneer stereo for many years, and eventually it broke. I bought another one, and it lasted 1 year. Called Pioneer and they could care less. Name brand means nothing anymore. On the other hand, I have a generic $20 DVD player that is on it’s 2nd year with no problems. Go figure.

[Ricechex]

Back in the day, appliances actually lasted for awhile. Nowadays, since they don’t last long, I always go with the lowest price with minimal bells and whistles. Why spend $800 on an appliance that is going to break in a few years, when you can spend $500 for it to do the same thing.

I had a Pioneer stereo for many years, and eventually it broke. I bought another one, and it lasted 1 year. Called Pioneer and they could care less. Name brand means nothing anymore. On the other hand, I have a generic $20 DVD player that is on it’s 2nd year with no problems. Go figure.

[Ricechex]

[quote=carlsbadworker]Here is the stats:

http://www.stopbuyingcrap.com/credit-related/latest-gallup-poll-shows-43-of-americans-pays-credit-in-full/
[/quote]

Wow, 43% pay in full each month! Interesting study, but it is just a poll. I know of quite a few people that have $20-50K in unsecured debt. And their rates keep getting raised, despite that they are paying each month. Both are talking about bankruptcy due to the increased interest rates and fees.

[Ricechex]

[quote=carlsbadworker]Here is the stats:

http://www.stopbuyingcrap.com/credit-related/latest-gallup-poll-shows-43-of-americans-pays-credit-in-full/
[/quote]

Wow, 43% pay in full each month! Interesting study, but it is just a poll. I know of quite a few people that have $20-50K in unsecured debt. And their rates keep getting raised, despite that they are paying each month. Both are talking about bankruptcy due to the increased interest rates and fees.

[Ricechex]

[quote=carlsbadworker]Here is the stats:

http://www.stopbuyingcrap.com/credit-related/latest-gallup-poll-shows-43-of-americans-pays-credit-in-full/
[/quote]

Wow, 43% pay in full each month! Interesting study, but it is just a poll. I know of quite a few people that have $20-50K in unsecured debt. And their rates keep getting raised, despite that they are paying each month. Both are talking about bankruptcy due to the increased interest rates and fees.

[Ricechex]

[quote=carlsbadworker]Here is the stats:

http://www.stopbuyingcrap.com/credit-related/latest-gallup-poll-shows-43-of-americans-pays-credit-in-full/
[/quote]

Wow, 43% pay in full each month! Interesting study, but it is just a poll. I know of quite a few people that have $20-50K in unsecured debt. And their rates keep getting raised, despite that they are paying each month. Both are talking about bankruptcy due to the increased interest rates and fees.

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