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yeah that’s my point. the truth in lending laws don’t cover that level of obfuscation, so that monthly payment hides the actual burden in one small omission.

It’s such a sham that the “truth in lending” laws still didn’t go far enough to simplify the Financials of loan interest.

Oh for sure. I had one good run with a company that went public. I leveraged that into long term investments rather than buying expensive stuff I didn’t need.

12% is pretty insane for an asset that depreciates as fast as a vehicle does.

Well if he was renting, his house being up for sale wouldn’t really matter.

Man, that’s tragic. I was poor most of my early life, and when I finally started to make enough money to be comfortable, I knew that the thing I couldn’t do was fall into the lifestyle trap. Living well below my means saved me so much hardship when things weren’t going well. I know that many don’t ever get to the point of comfortable, though, and there’s a bit of luck and effort, to that.

It’s kind of scary that 3 weeks is all it took for them to list their home.