Danielle24
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Danielle, the fact that you need to borrow and refinance to get through life suggests you are doing something wrong.
Best of luck.
No it's called having a car to pay for, bills, rent, petrol, shopping etc and clear my debts in top of this. You'd swear no one else in the country was in debt.
Rubbish. If you cant afford your lifestyle then you need to make the relevant cutbacks not borrow and refinance to continue it.
Thats not a champagne lifestyle, thats living beyond your means.No it's called having a car to pay for, bills, rent, petrol, shopping etc
Well you did manage to run up an enormous amount of debt in a short period of time and now want to have more debt for a longer period.
And you claim
Thats not a champagne lifestyle, thats living beyond your means.
You also say earlier in the thread that you have a different attitude to money now - how exactly? You want another loan to clear a current loan and to run for longer - how is that a different attitude?
Because I know now that i'm more conscious of budgeting and the cost of things and that i'm not going to run up any more debt.
So eating and having a car and paying my rent is living beyond my means?
Yes if you ran up 21K of debt doing it.
As i've said i'm not running up debt now
and to be able to enjoy my life more
But if you do the refinance thing, you ARE running up more debt, in terms of how long it will take you to pay it off, and you are doing this to finance going back to college, and
The reality of being in debt is that sacrifices have to be made if you want to get out of that situation. The personal sacrifice to you, if you want to clear the debt quickly - is 2 more years of things as they are (which will improve soon anyway with the pay rise).
Instead you want to make the debt last longer so you can go back to college and enjoy life more.
No matter what way you wish to see that yourself - it comes across as 'I want' and 'I want now' - thats fine, but if you do these things that you want, then you will be putting yourself into a position where you are in debt for longer.
That directly contradicts your posts where you say you have changed, you are more conscious of budgeting, you have a different attitude now etc...
So would I be right in saying that what you really want is a break from current debt financing, then back to it after youve sorted a few things out?
If you have made enquiries about a cu loan do you have the necessary collateral saved in the cu already and if so why not use this to pay your college fees etc
You side steped this question. Do you qualify for a loan?
Why is that relevant?
Just as I thought, you don't qualify for a loan from the Credit Union after all. So it's back to square one then for you.
Any other plans?
What the hell are you talking about
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