How much in debt are you.

[alexeikgb]

bout $8500 for the car and $2500 on CC that all folks....
planning on payin off the CC by end of year...

 

[spidey07]

Originally posted by: SCSIfreek
I have the most debt of all!!!!

350K in the hole!!!! all from my house......... but then its worth 500K ATM...

CC I have around 10K due at the end of this month. <----always paid off my cc bills at the end of the month.

Is there a way to make more money?

Scsi

heh, you don't have to make more money, just make your money make more.

 

[welst10]

Originally posted by: Cook1
About 15k all of it loans.

Oh sorry to hijack your thread but I have a Loan/Credit Q that ties in.

I haven't checked my credit, but is it possible to have bad credit because of how much I have out in loans? Cause I've been trying to get a CC but get denied...could that be from my lack of credit besides the loans?

Ok back to your thread

Your income/loan ratio is definitely a factor. Make sure you make monthly payments on time. late payments will show up in your credit report.

 

[waggy]

I think i'm in debt around 145k . We just baught a house and have yet to sale the farm.

my car: 5-6k
my truckaid! (92 ranger worht 34k if i sale it!(me snorts another like of coke))
wifes car is paid off!
my student loans are down to 3k
wifes student loan is at 4k or so.
we pay off CC debt every month.
took a personal loan for 3k to pay off misc cost on buying the house.

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: sobriquet

Originally posted by: z0mb13

Originally posted by: sobriquet
$9300 for my car, $11000 for one of my tubas. So $20300 total.

a tuba costs that much?!?!

wow

For as large as my tuba is, it's considered a "value" at $10000 + tax. It could've been up to double that. My small tuba was $5400 but I mananged to pay for that with the money I saved by getting a full tuition scholarship.

Ok what is a tuba? and why are they so expensive?

 

[Ameesh]

Originally posted by: waggy

Originally posted by: sobriquet

Originally posted by: z0mb13

Originally posted by: sobriquet
$9300 for my car, $11000 for one of my tubas. So $20300 total.

a tuba costs that much?!?!

wow

For as large as my tuba is, it's considered a "value" at $10000 + tax. It could've been up to double that. My small tuba was $5400 but I mananged to pay for that with the money I saved by getting a full tuition scholarship.

Ok what is a tuba? and why are they so expensive?

MORON!

a tuba is a musical instrument. you need to go back to 1st grade.

this is like someone asking what a piano or a violin are :roll:

 

[waggy]

Originally posted by: Ameesh
MORON!

a tuba is a musical instrument. you need to go back to 1st grade.

this is like someone asking what a piano or a violin are :roll:

ohhh someone has there panties in a bunch this morning eh?

so i didn't know what it was? wich is why i asked.

 

[tranquilflow]

learning not to use CC. goal is to wipe out the CC debt by year end. Wish me luck.

 

[slightlyhuman]

i owe about 300ish on my cc(500 limit) 3k on my vehicle and rents are pying for college. i live at home but will be moving in the next year.

and i just bought a 2k$ decal plotter but i just landed a job making window decals for a local junior HS and it should be enough to pay my cutter off, then its on to buy a bad ass gaming laptop=]

 

[phreakah]

i owe about 8k on my car and 5k elsewhere... parents pay for my tuition so no student loans

 

[Kaieye]

Over 500k for my two pieces of property. CC are usually paid in full everymonth. Two cars are fully paid off and we have no student loans. Do I worry about owing this much? Nah, but I expect my kids will probably not have to work because it is a investment towards their future...

 

[Scouzer]

$0.

 

[Kyteland]

$0.

But I eventually plan to buy a home.

 

[Mayfriday0529]

I'm about 50,000 in debt with school loans and two cars, but most of my CC are going down.

 

[Fritzo]

$50K mortgage
$20K car
$3.5K credit card/asst financing (furnature, electronics, etc)

So, about $73500. Our household income is about $86000, so we're not too bad. Problem is we're going to dump $200K on a new house in the next couple of years, then I'm going to get me a new RX-8, so that'll blow the whole "keep your debt under a years worth of salary" concept

 

[Homerboy]

$0 on 2 cars
-$20K in CC (unemployed for 6 months... trying to recover)
-$140K on mortgage
+$80K in investments, equity and such

hurting right now.

 

[Thegonagle]

Car: $4936 (Not bad if I can say so myself--I bought it about a year ago for $9500 with $8,000+ borrowed on a 60 month loan. The 60 month loan was a "just in case" move so my minimum payment would be lower, you know, just in case, but I've paid at least double the minimum every month so far.)

Credit Card: Balance = $524, but it's been paid off every month for the last year. (Interest paid to date this year=$0.00!) It will be paid off next month as well.

Student Loans: $11,000 or so. (I'm trying to avoid taking on much more even though I'm finally buckling down and starting to finish my education.)

 

[rh71]

Originally posted by: Mwilding
Current debt: whatever I spent on my credit card last month

Debt 1 month from now: $400,000 (mortgage)

wow a $400k loan. How much was the house ?

 

[Beau]

$2k for car
$1k in credit
$174k for house

$177k total.... But in reality my house appraises for $215k, so I actually have no debt when you total in net worth.

 

[Whitecloak]

no debt.

 

[Bryophyte]

Eh, pretty deep. Mortgage, truck loan, credit cards, tractor loan, student loans. Probably 25k in the hole for net worth.

 

[Howard]

Originally posted by: yobarman
these kind of threads depress me just thinking about it. Lack of money is the root of all evil and unhappiness.

True.

 

[Mo0o]

Currently racking up student loans. Its going to be around 80k when i get out of undergrad. don't even want to think about med school.

 

[Stifko]

Originally posted by: whitecloak
no debt.

me either, I don't own anyone anything.

 

[lobadobadingdong]

Originally posted by: rh71

Originally posted by: DaiShan
0 in debt, I stopped using credit cards too because it was too much of a hassle to write a check at the end of every month, now I just use my debit card and run it as credit if they don't accept debit, its so much easier!

dude paying your CC bill online takes 2.3 seconds.

lol, not on dial-up.