sherpaxc wrote:
timjcarter9 wrote:
sherpaxc wrote:
I stand by my statement. Sell it, cut your losses, get your savings built up, then buy something used and less expensive. It is a hard pill to swallow, but I think it is the right pill.
Sorry - but this has to be one of the dumbest things I have ever read. Seriously.
Well, what you read worked for me, got me out of debt, I learned a lesson (that cost me money), but am now debt free other than my house payment of which I'm paying extra every month on the principle. Something I can do because I'm not paying on other things. I'll have a house paid for in 4 years and I'm in my mid 30s. That is at a public school teachers salary. I can't be that dumb.
I've actually really enjoyed the discussion. It's good to read other people's ideas and opinions.
I agree that it's not dumb at all, and congratulations to you for "swallowing" that pill and moving on from a bad decision! Most of us have done the same things at some point in our life. As one of my good friends told me long ago (during my own "broke"): everyone just needs "one good broke".
