@Sodiumreactor Thats what I mean. Why do they put them selves in that situation. While they were working and had money they should have stayed out of debt and built up some savings so they can get through the tuff times.
Living life through the good times thinking it will always be good is silly, Use the good times to get out of debt and save, not max your self out on consumer debt funding the high life.
@82snowball These people had no idea that within a few years of buying their homes two things would happen. A: They would be out of work. B: Their mortgage payments would skyrocket. Hell, if I had bought a house in 2007 when I was working 6 days a week 12 hours a day in construction, I wouldnt have been able to hold on to after I got laid off in 2008. I can barely afford to keep the new truck I bought back then. People just didnt have enough warning to prepare.
@Sodiumreactor Thats the thing though, You will never know when the economy is going to tank. So you should always have an emergency fund and never take on debts you can't pay if you wage halved and interest rates doubled. thats how I live.
it be just easer to just sell the contents to some one who is in to selling 2nd hand things or just actshon the lot off then just clean up the left overs be better and less trips to the dump and more cash in your pocket
I will never understand why people put them selves in this situation. Pay your bills and stay out of debt,.... Dummies
82snowball 9 months ago
@82snowball because they dont have the money??
Sodiumreactor 5 months ago
@Sodiumreactor Thats what I mean. Why do they put them selves in that situation. While they were working and had money they should have stayed out of debt and built up some savings so they can get through the tuff times.
Living life through the good times thinking it will always be good is silly, Use the good times to get out of debt and save, not max your self out on consumer debt funding the high life.
82snowball 5 months ago
@82snowball These people had no idea that within a few years of buying their homes two things would happen. A: They would be out of work. B: Their mortgage payments would skyrocket. Hell, if I had bought a house in 2007 when I was working 6 days a week 12 hours a day in construction, I wouldnt have been able to hold on to after I got laid off in 2008. I can barely afford to keep the new truck I bought back then. People just didnt have enough warning to prepare.
Sodiumreactor 5 months ago
@Sodiumreactor Thats the thing though, You will never know when the economy is going to tank. So you should always have an emergency fund and never take on debts you can't pay if you wage halved and interest rates doubled. thats how I live.
82snowball 5 months ago
Fuck the Banks They rip every one off.
interestingfor 1 year ago 2
it be just easer to just sell the contents to some one who is in to selling 2nd hand things or just actshon the lot off then just clean up the left overs be better and less trips to the dump and more cash in your pocket
vivitar45 1 year ago
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vivitar45 1 year ago
what a waste of stuff
vivitar45 1 year ago
sad video
LindseyJordan12 2 years ago