Posted on 09/17/2013 7:05:33 PM PDT by dynachrome
Question of the Day
Q: Five years after the financial collapse, are you more willing to spend and use credit?
Yes
No
Not sure
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About the same, but avoiding any long term debt like the plague.
Link?
There are no jobs. WashDC has killed millions of jobs these last three or four years. Not even considering going into debt when I can’t find work to pay it off.
Link in #7. oops.
FReeped. You can ask the mod/admin to add the link for you.
28% - Yes
58% - No
14% - Not sure
I make everything go as far as it can because I can’t replace it.
The economy is in the tank, millions out of work. So hell yeah spend like crazy with credit, that’s what the hell bankruptcy is for. Isn’t it?
And for the sarcasm deficient, why yes that was sarcasm.
Question of the Day
Q: Five years after the financial collapse, are you more willing to spend and use credit?
28%Yes
58%No
14%Not sure
in an inflating economy, long term debt is better to have. & savers are penalized......
that’s why the govt wants & encourages inflation. it steals from savers & allows it to pay off its debt with cheaper future tax dollars.
it’s criminal !!!
At 2255ET, catching the last couple minutes of The Big Bang Theory...
Q: Five years after the financial collapse, are you more willing to spend and use credit?
28% Yes
58% No
14% Not sure
Almost 60% No. Surprised it’s not much higher.
Leni
Sure. You are paying back with dollars of lesser value than those you “borrowed”.
I’d prefer not to assume any debt and go Galt. I wonder how long the MSM will be able to perpetuate the myth of the recovering economy among the urban sheeple.
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