Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Never again. Fool me once.
Such a goddamn trap. I see it all the time in my line of work.. nikkas got a $18k card balance and make the minimum payments on a 24% APR.
Get out of debt....
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Such a goddamn trap. I see it all the time in my line of work.. nikkas got a $18k card balance and make the minimum payments on a 24% APR.
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Imagine if they actually expected nikkas to pay back PPP loans. You think you're fukked now.
Those buy now pay later services have even higher interest rates. I saw a video where they can charge over 100% interest rate.
I don't know why I'm getting daps and reps for my post in here, but good gawd, if this isn't one of the dumbest threads I've ever seen 
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
I don't know why I'm getting daps and reps for my post in here, but good gawd, if this isn't one of the dumbest threads I've ever seen
Expound.
Givethanks
Superstar
Yes sir, that's what I'm hoping for.
If everything goes according to plan, we'll have paid off the interest before our first term is up.
beenz
Rap Guerilla
at current rates, you're looking at 6-7%. I'm sitting at 3%, so I'm disincentivized to pay off ASAP.
I don't think there's any expoundment or explanationing that needs to be done, bteh, just get out of debtExpound.
Living through the collapse of the U.S. while living in the belly of the beast has been on my BINGO card for a few years. We are going to see some very unusual shyt on a national scale.
Pegasus Jackson
Trump's Amerikkka
Those buy now pay later services have even higher interest rates. I saw a video where they can charge over 100% interest rate.
Those interest rates are second only to title pawn predators. Imagine buying a $400 TV and paying $500 in interest. nikkas are retarded.
Givethanks
Superstar
Me too, we just locked in at 3.8%
UpAndComing
Veteran
Emphasis on IN THEORY lol
Ain't shyt parents a tale as old as time.
In her new book, Kristin Collier tells the story of how she ended up with over $200,000 in debt that she didn’t know about.
It turns out her mother, who was grappling with a gambling addiction, took out loans and credit cards in her name.
“This debt fractured our relationship and made it hard for me to trust her,” Collier told CNBC. “At the debt’s peak, I owed $2,000 a month.”
At 22, she discovered there was $200,000 in debt in her name. It took a decade to get it removed
In her new book, Kristin Collier tells the story of how she ended up with over $200,000 in debt that she didn’t know about.
It turns out her mother, who was grappling with a gambling addiction, took out loans and credit cards in her name.
“This debt fractured our relationship and made it hard for me to trust her,” Collier told CNBC. “At the debt’s peak, I owed $2,000 a month.”
Crazy times for real grown ups out here. I've worked for the government or military my entire life bruh. If I didn't get my retirement and VA money I'd be petrified man.