freeman,

Only debt we have a mortgage we owe 226k on. Cars are owned outright and were paid off early. Student loans we paid off early. We generally live below our means. CC’s are used for general purchasing and paid off in full each month. They are basically a stop-gap for fraud protection.

Fogle,

I’ve got 25000 on a 4% interest rate for my car and like 5000 at 0% for a student loan. Y’all Americans live in one of the worst countries

LUHG_HANI,
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That 4% was before 2021 Q3 I bet?

Fogle,

Yep. June '19. I really lucked out. The car I had before that was around 6 or 7%

southsamurai,
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Approximately 1.5k

Had to replace some shit around the house unexpectedly, and credit was the only route there.

Like you, it’s the only debt I have other than mortgage, though I suspect in going to end up having to take on some fire a vehicle swap soon-ish

shinigamiookamiryuu,

None? A lot? The concept of debt is confusing to me because there’s a moral way to look at it and a legal way. Have I ever asked for a loan or favor I later didn’t pay for? No, I owe nobody anything. But legally, you have economic principles, like unnecessary medical expenses or ones which you didn’t know an action of your were accumulate, which are only debts in the sense that the law says so. I owe medical providers something like a few thousand dollars (which my legally recognized debt can be rounded down to) for things like this and this, and an online course I take decided to say I owe them without telling me, though they haven’t dropped me (yet).

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