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>What keeps us living paycheck to paycheck is that we spend more than we make on stuff we don’t need. This is still true, though. When I turned 40 in 1994, I d
by ratsmack 4y ago
>What keeps us living paycheck to paycheck is that we spend more than we make on stuff we don’t need.
This is still true, though. When I turned 40 in 1994, I decided I had lived with debt long enough. So I sold my plane. my boat and my 2nd house. In the next four years, I paid off the remaining mortgage on my 1st house and installments on my cars and credit cards. Was it hard? Yes, it was damn hard. It's like kicking a habit like a drug addiction, but the drug is easy credit.
I never went into debt again.
- bigChris 4y agoHold up. Hold up. Man. Man. I don’t... I don’t know what to say after reading your comment.
- ticviking 4y agoDave Ramsey changed my parents life too! If only they’d saved with that money instead paid it as interest on the boat they never used anyhow
- quantified 4y agoSarcasm or really? Can't tell from pure writing.
- cbg0 4y agoCome on, he's not even trying to be subtle.
- JohnJamesRambo 4y ago
- runaway 4y agoThis is satire, right? It's too good.
- cs137 4y ago^ Post that was flagged by cappies and neoliberals who don't get satire. Have an upvote, good sir.