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I'm curious about how much $ in the hole ppl are starting with... (including all forms of loans/credit)...
actually, not owning any credit cards is bad because you are not building credit. you might want to get a card through your bank that has no annual fees and just rarely use it. building credit helps you save money down the road when you apply for a loan for a house/car/dental practice...Lidopaine82 said:I don't own any credit cards so that is good.
syn_apse said:actually, not owning a single credit card is bad because you are not building credit. you might want to get a card through your bank that has no annual fees and just rarely use it. building credit help you save money when you go to buy a house/car/practice...
syn_apse said:just pay off your balance every month (i.e., don't buy things if you don't have money to pay for them). this way you won't have any debt and you'll build a great credit score.
syn_apse said:actually, not owning any credit cards is bad because you are not building credit. you might want to get a card through your bank that has no annual fees and just rarely use it. building credit helps you save money down the road when you apply for a loan for a house/car/dental practice...
mlle said:true, but it's probably better than having a debt of thousands of dollars instead...
omg, i hated those people! i used to walk up to their table, grab a tshirt and just walk away. 95% of the time, they just said "hey" and then stood there.hockeydentist said:I am curious did any of you get a credit card from college, I.e your life for a t-shirt scam. Credit card companies should be banned from colleges.
Lidopaine82 said:I don't own any credit cards so that is good. but i borrowed $1700 from my brother so i could buy an electric drum set. i should have that paid off by Aug. or atleast mostly
IlliniSam said:sweet, I play drums too. About 14 years now...love it. Do you play only set? or other stuff? marching percussion? DCI?
PickMe said:im curious, how do so many people have $0 in loans? scholarships? parents paid for all of it and you dont even have to pay back the stafford loan?
PickMe said:im curious, how do so many people have $0 in loans? scholarships? parents paid for all of it and you dont even have to pay back the stafford loan?
Drlander76 said:anyone knows a good link for dental scholarships..appreciated 🙂 🙂
I'm going to have to say that I'm with TucsonDDS on the debt issue. Mortgages really add up, as well as car loans. My wife and I are probably up to about $600,000 in debt right now until we liquidate a property or two and pay off our cars. I just can't wait to take out more loans to pay $30G plus in tuition each year 👎 .TucsonDDS said:Lets see here, before I entered school I had 2 car payments totaling about 20K, two morgages totaling about 400K and credit cards of about 15k. For a grand total of just shy of half a million. Nothing like the american dream. Now about 3/4 through my first year I have 3 morgages totaling 475k, only one car payment for another 12k, credit cards still about 15k and student loans of 57k. So right now I am about $550,000 in debt with 3 more years to go. Sucks going back to school and losing an income.