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With finances you always have to sit down and do the math, which could be already a fair ammount of work. I think that this situation happens in part for the "
by GabrielBen 17y ago
With finances you always have to sit down and do the math, which could be already a fair ammount of work.
I think that this situation happens in part for the "moral"restrictions, in part for the credit rating, but also because of the effect that once that you invested a certain ammount of money in something, you keep pouring money on it even when its not good for you.( the famous throwing good money after bad money)
"i have already commited to buying this house, and pay this much already, so i might as well put more".
Im sure many of the readers here have put money into fixing their computer several times before acknowledging that to buy a new one would be cheaper :).
- wjy 17y agoAlso, the financial aspect is just one part of the total consideration. I've been in my house for ten years, and we've made a life here. We have quite a bit of stuff in this house. It would be a huge pain in the ass to move, as well as disruptive to my family, my son's school life, etc. Being underwater today doesn't imply being underwater next year. A home's value may return, so long as you didn't buy at some idiotically high price.