Impact of new credit card regulations on SAHP's
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Impact of new credit card regulations on SAHP's
| Wed, 10-19-2011 - 11:38am |
I saw a little bit about this this morning, and immediately thought of this board.

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We got $0 as a trade in for the old mini van, she was a good old girl who must be living a second life because we received a nice tax donation amount after donating to a charity.
I got in a fender bender last year--a big 1/2 ton truck hit my bumper & he was probabaly only going 10 mph or so, it was at a stop light.
“Clearly," said Arthur,"you're an idiot- but you're our kind of idiot. Come on.”
― Markus Zusak, The Book Thief
i wasn't expecting a thing for it, we shopped about three or four dealerships before buying our car.
Wow! I really can't imagine going into debt for a wedding. That seems so incredibly silly, to me that is. Our "reception" was a nice lunch in MIL's back yard. My mother and I had cooked most of the food.
"The other? God only knows. I pray a lot." LOL. Me, too. I'm just a wee bit worried about the one who wants to buy a castle in Scotland with the earnings from her first novel.
True, since I am college student and, at least pre-crisis, I was offered 5-10K of credit at least once a month. I have no use for more than one card, but the one I have also has a high limit and then there is the free credit line at the bank (which I never use) and that is up to 10K as well.
Excellent question.
The interst on government student loans is subsidized. It costs the government money to loan you money for school, even if you pay every penny back.
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