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NYCgrrl
Mar 24, 2017Explorer
SpeakEasy wrote:shelbyfv wrote:
I'll admit that I'm in the "do w/o a toy until you can afford it" camp. However, someone brought up a compelling argument for enjoying an RV with kids who will be moving on in a very few years. There is something to that, though many have made those family memories with a tent or an inexpensive pop up. And of course if folks are truly concerned about their kids, they will be saving all they can to help pay for their college.
That was me talking about enjoying the RV with my kids.
It's so easy to judge others. Here are some facts in response to your suggestions. The RV that I borrowed money to get was an "inexpensive popup." To get even something "inexpensive" we had to borrow some money before the kids were gone. In regard to helping pay for college, I worked things out so that both my kids were able to get undergrad degrees debt free.
-Speak
Based on what I am seeing in how many adults allocate and save their funds, you are definitely in the minority and should be congratulated.
Too many citizens save only 1K up until their 60's for anything.
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