onehandle
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Sat Jan-26-08 09:55 AM
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Our $1200 loan is going straight into paying off debt. |
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Not into boosting the recession turning depression economy.
Thanks for nothing you lame duck chimp.
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Sat Jan-26-08 09:58 AM
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:04 AM
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Well...perhaps you won't run UP so much debt next time!
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:08 AM
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7. Um... how do you know the OP's debt WASN'T incurred due to... |
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..circumstances beyond their control (like health care or job layoffs)?
You must be winded from climbing that ivory tower of yours...:eyes:
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onehandle
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:09 AM
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8. Its going towards our car loan. |
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Not many cars out there for less than $1200.
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:05 AM
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:08 AM
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6. Same here, and MEDICAL debt |
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Gee, that $1200 will cover almost 10% of what I have incurred this year. And I have health insurance!
But who needs universal healthcare?
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:13 AM
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10. I'm glad to see it being referred to as a loan as it surely is |
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Edited on Sat Jan-26-08 10:16 AM by madokie
the lame duck is delusional to say the least Oh edit: We plan to put it into our savings account so there won't be much stimulus there huh. sorry but as we get older it gets more difficult to spend money for the sake of spending money as is being implied with this.
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:14 AM
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11. At least it's an interest-free loan. |
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Paying off debt may be the smartest thing to do with it.
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:19 AM
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me too. At least it will be $600 less I have to scrounge up from somewhere else.
dg
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:36 AM
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13. Well At Least The Utilities, Credit Card Companies And Loan Institutions....... |
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will get paid. Welcome to corporate America folks.
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Sat Jan-26-08 10:58 AM
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14. I'm putting whatever I get into paying down debt, as well... |
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Of course, it'll do diddly to affect the economy, but I guess it'll give a needed cash infusion to the creditors. However, this does nothing for the poor.
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Sat Jan-26-08 11:05 AM
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15. ...and how much does it cost the government to create and process this "refund"? nt |
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