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Either "Pay the costs from your savings" or "Pay it but cut spending on other expenses", because you would have either saved or spent that part of next month's
by aworlph 5y ago
Either "Pay the costs from your savings" or "Pay it but cut spending on other expenses", because you would have either saved or spent that part of next month's paycheck if your credit card balance wasn't $1000 higher than usual.
If you don't carry a balance, the credit card is merely time-shifting the reduced spending/saving.
- boring_twenties 5y agoThe "cut spending" option seems reasonable to me, but I guess it would also count me as unable to afford it?