I keep mine paid down most of the time.
It has not been over $500 in years.
Most disturbing to me is the number of people who do things like put vacations on credit cards.
I keep mine paid down most of the time.
It has not been over $500 in years.
Most disturbing to me is the number of people who do things like put vacations on credit cards.
Where we live the average family of 4 has a household income of 48k. It’s not cheap to live here so no wonder people have CC debt.
"Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it--every, every minute?" Emily Webb, Our Town
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I am sure Tammy means people that have no money to pay the bill.
Yes... using the CC as an emergency fund is bad enough, but paying two years later for a meal you had on a cruise ages ago is not prudent.
One time I opened a Banana Republic card at the cash register (you know how they always sell the CC at the register?) when buying something on sale. By the time I added the CC interest to the "sale" cost of the item, it was probably more than the original cost.
I know a lot of people are responsible and pay off their CCs every month, and never carry a balance, but for every one of those there are the others that make the CC shareholders very happy.
"Do any human beings ever realize life while they live it--every, every minute?" Emily Webb, Our Town
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We use our CC for big purchases and trips. We don’t charge all our expenses on a daily basis because we would overspend and be in trouble. I know some people have no issues with this.
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