How much credit debt and owning an EVO?
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How much credit debt and owning an EVO?
Hey guys... I wanna see by a show of hands who here has credit debt while trying to levvy out the monthly cost of their evo? im currently 9600 in credit slum which is reallllyyyyyyy the only thing holding me back tomorrow, id like to see how many other people opted for the burial route.
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4600+1500+2000+1000+600+400 nope 10,100... im trying to kill these credit cards in 11 months which is doable, but with an evo over the horizon could drop me back to 3.5 years, i might have to reconsider
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0. and i plan to keep it that way. when i left college i think i had close to 11 g's in debt. busted my butt at work and payed off as much as i could as fast as i could. it feels good to be out.
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how much were you paying monthly on credit cards to get out and how long did it take you?
update... after reading a couple of threads in the evo forum... looks like im going to have to pass and kill these cards. i currently make 18.24 and hour and gross 3200 a month, hopefully i can pay all the cards off in 6 months.
update... after reading a couple of threads in the evo forum... looks like im going to have to pass and kill these cards. i currently make 18.24 and hour and gross 3200 a month, hopefully i can pay all the cards off in 6 months.
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I've never been in credit card debt and I've had them for 9 years. It's just throwing money away... and a lot of it! Honestly, if you have credit card debt, you have no business buying a new car, especially anything as much as an Evo. Get out of debt first, and then you can think about getting a car you want.
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Originally Posted by crasher
how much were you paying monthly on credit cards to get out and how long did it take you?
update... after reading a couple of threads in the evo forum... looks like im going to have to pass and kill these cards. i currently make 18.24 and hour and gross 3200 a month, hopefully i can pay all the cards off in 6 months.
update... after reading a couple of threads in the evo forum... looks like im going to have to pass and kill these cards. i currently make 18.24 and hour and gross 3200 a month, hopefully i can pay all the cards off in 6 months.
that said, the evo is the most expensive thing in my life right now by far. insurance is raping me and i would really like to either lower that or i might even get out of the car altogether. gotta buy a house someday you know.
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Originally Posted by spdracerut
I've never been in credit card debt and I've had them for 9 years. It's just throwing money away... and a lot of it! Honestly, if you have credit card debt, you have no business buying a new car, especially anything as much as an Evo. Get out of debt first, and then you can think about getting a car you want.
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me 3,500+3,500+1,300+2.000= 10,300 how can i kill this deb't i was thinking on getting a personal loan at low interest rate or one of those consolidate credit thing's what you guy's think i should do honestly can anybody guide in the right direction thank you i know is a lil off topic but hey the interest are killing me.