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Originally Posted by Mark M
Dude ... have you read some of the posts around here? Would you trust some these clowns to tell you the truth about their financial history?
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I was ****ing with you on this one.
Thanks for the rest though. It makes me feel a little better about my future, but it is still going to suck.
The only problem I have is that I have a pretty large credit card bill due to the fact that a tuition rate hike forced my loan to be short so I have to put a 3 hour class, and $641 in text books on my credit card to start the semester. So that, and other credit card stuff, like electric and gas bills, my CC is up to around $3000 right now. I realize that isnt high for most on here, but for me, a college student with no job currently (laid off
) it really blows. I am going to get my next student loan for about $2000 extra so that I can pay off my school and 2/3 of my credit card, then I am going to cut the ****er in half and pay off the bill by this summer and then never use it, unless it is an emergency or I have a good job. My CC is through Citibank and my rates went way up recently, so that is where a lot of the trouble has come from too. I am basically just paying the interest now, so there is no decline in the debt.