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Old 01-22-2008, 05:46 AM
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...debt? I own a home that's worth $30,000 less than I bought it for. My husband has $80,000 in student loans to pay back. We have $22,000 in credit card debt. We rent a home for $700 a month (which my parents pay for). And I stay home with our three kids. My husband makes roughly $40,000 a year.Hey Adam: Thanks! I hadn't at all thought about that! What they heck do you think I'm doing???? I'm looking for advice, but thanks for being a jerk!Oh, and the house that's worth less than we paid for it, we rent that for less than the mortgage payment we make on it.the home we own is in Colorado. the house we rent is in Kansas - because that's where my husband found a job.Adam: Ok, I can see when I've jumped the gun. I apologize. But forgive me if I was a little miffed. And, yes, I really do care about getting out of debt- just because I asked a silly question doesn't mean I care any less.
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Old 01-22-2008, 11:12 AM
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Start Dealing with it! That is to say... Deal with ONE thing at a time!When you lump it all together like that it looks like the end of the world.The hardest part of getting out of debt is the actual start of the process,,, You are in the USA, so my favorite Money Saving site may not be totally relevant, but worth a look for the general straight forward advice. In the UK, Martin Lewis, a radio presenter has the best known site: MoneySavingExpert.com. When I say 'deal with it', I don't mean that in a harsh way, it is to emphasize the fact that most of us in debt bury our heads and ignore the creditors...My advice is to get someone on your side, like a local advice group, talk to people who have been through your situation, and the first thing you will realize is that you are not alone... You are not a criminal... and there is light at the end of the tunnel (no matter how long and dark it seems at the moment!)OUCH... You have jumped the gun with your dig... I was trying to write a constructive supportive answer, but I suppose posting it in parts did lead to it being misconstrue. I did not mean to appear harsh, just hadn't finished my thoughts or answer. Hope you get a better answer, and one you feel helps.
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Old 01-22-2008, 01:13 PM
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If you own a home why are you renting another home? Why are your parents renting for you if your husband makes $40K a year? Work on paying down that credit card debt first. Don 't have anymore kids.Could you rent out the home in Colorado?
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Old 01-25-2008, 10:57 AM
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That is what I would do too. You need to simplfy your life and finances.
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