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| Why? because not everyone is like you. For some people, their philosophy drives their life's values, which drives the choices they make..... which filters down to how their spend their pennies. Frankly, I don't think that having a goal of no personal debt is a bad idea. Notice, I said personal debt. I do distinguish between personal debt and business debt. Again, no personal debt is a goal to strive for, which drives the decisions a person makes today ... in what choices each one makes. | |
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- Debt, finance, and mathmatics - plowboy : 7/17/2009 00:13
- Re: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - troublesome creek : 7/17/2009 04:37
- RE: why? - martin : 7/17/2009 06:35
- RE: As for retirement accounts - TD15 : 7/17/2009 07:11
- RE: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - Mike SE IL : 7/17/2009 07:22
- RE: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - iseedit : 7/17/2009 07:52
- Re: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - bigdog : 7/17/2009 08:33
- RE: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - mennoboy : 7/17/2009 10:25
- RE: no no no - paul the original : 7/17/2009 11:16
- RE: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - CRJ : 7/17/2009 11:30
- Re: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - Don Kraft : 7/17/2009 16:11
- RE: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - jasonl : 7/17/2009 18:45
- Re: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - abordone : 7/18/2009 02:10
- RE: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - howmuchisenough : 7/18/2009 03:41
- Re: Debt, finance, and mathmatics - milofarmer1 : 7/19/2009 10:09
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Debt, finance, and mathmatics
