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Floyd Robertson wrote:You know that $15,983 in average household revolving debt? It's going to get much much worse.

InTenSity wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:You know that $15,983 in average household revolving debt? It's going to get much much worse.

Does that include cars and or other large purchases? How is that number figured out? I'm trying to find out how I'm doing.

InTenSity wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:You know that $15,983 in average household revolving debt? It's going to get much much worse.

Does that include cars and or other large purchases? How is that number figured out? I'm trying to find out how I'm doing.

Floyd Robertson wrote:

InTenSity wrote:
Does that include cars and or other large purchases? How is that number figured out? I'm trying to find out how I'm doing.

Revolving is just credit cards.

2017 American Household Credit Card Debt Study

InTenSity wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

Revolving is just credit cards.

2017 American Household Credit Card Debt Study

Other than the mortgage debt, I'm way below all the other ones. I feel better. I hate paying any interest on anything. I'm trying to figure out how to take out a $17k loan for windows that will be around 5-6%, without having to touch 401k or home equity.

Tim Wakefield wrote:SO, if Michigan doesn't pass this thing, can we get a PO box in Illinois or some other state that does sign a bill?

InTenSity wrote:

Floyd Robertson wrote:

InTenSity wrote:
Does that include cars and or other large purchases? How is that number figured out? I'm trying to find out how I'm doing.

Revolving is just credit cards.

2017 American Household Credit Card Debt Study

Other than the mortgage debt, I'm way below all the other ones. I feel better. I hate paying any interest on anything. I'm trying to figure out how to take out a $17k loan for windows that will be around 5-6%, without having to touch 401k or home equity.

Heat Miser wrote:

InTenSity wrote:
Other than the mortgage debt, I'm way below all the other ones. I feel better. I hate paying any interest on anything. I'm trying to figure out how to take out a $17k loan for windows that will be around 5-6%, without having to touch 401k or home equity.

Use home equity. Interest is tax deductible assuming you itemize.

Dendrobates wrote:

Heat Miser wrote:

Use home equity. Interest is tax deductible assuming you itemize.

But now you have to remember that the standard deduction is raised. It’s now 24k for a married couple, so if they don’t have itemizations over that, it doesn’t matter.

Dendrobates wrote:

Heat Miser wrote:

Use home equity. Interest is tax deductible assuming you itemize.

But now you have to remember that the standard deduction is raised. It’s now 24k for a married couple, so if they don’t have itemizations over that, it doesn’t matter.

Cameron wrote:I've been looking for a new way to lose money. I think I've got it down to gambling or buying a boat. Maybe I'll split the difference and spend my time riverboat gambling. Any riverboat casinos set up on the Red Cedar yet?