how deep in the hole are you

[Dre]

2005


fuck

[fast eddie]

debt wise, or am i not getting your meaning?

[R-MONEY$$$]

The most debt I have carried at once was over 25k

[Glitter Child]

About 2 inches.

[ryanmatthewdaily]

A DEEP AS I WANNA BE

[niceawaymessage]

1300 in credit card debt. shouldnt take that long to pay off tho.

[Special ED]

2500 USD and 1000 CDN, but my canadian debt was spent on dog surgery and it's going to insurance today. the US debt was paid off by my mom and i am paying her back because she didn't want me to have real debt in the economy and i was getting screwed on wire transfers to the states every month, so i am just sitting on the money here. wall haha.

[fast eddie]

my car: nothing, paid it off last year
wife's car: $11,000
student loans: $11,000
house: $115,000
Total: $137,000

not too bad. about to double my student loan payments and have them apply the extra amount to principal only. Non-private student loans FTW.

[BMV]

0

Car is paid off, no house yet just renting, no credit cards because I pay for whatever I buy in cash.

[StarScream]

i don't know....

but one of my Money cards stopped working today..

i may should check my mail

[nlausch]

1300 + student loans which won't be much

[Shilo]

950 or something on my credit card
2100 (or less) for school loans.

kinda shit-tastic.

[rollerbreaker003]

$1400.
Thank you car for breaking down on me.

[RobFromFlint]

Only student loans that i don't have to pay on for 3 more years, I'm just saving alot right now so I can make payments for awhile after i get out of school just in case I don't find a job right away, which is highly doubtful, but I like to be prepared.

[Rickayyy]

Ha.

-$450 on my credit card.

-$2000 to my dad.

-$60,000 in student loans.

-$2000 on my car.


My dad has been paying my car payment while I'm school so that's not really a problem for me and I don't have to start paying student loans till December and that's only if I don't get back in school.

[terpander]

about $65,000 for school

i pay for everything else with cash

[StarScream]

damm... i'm 700 deep

change that next week.¨

butnow i have to survive the weekend with roughly 20 bucks

[*]

BALLZ DEEP

actually, no debt that i can't pay off immediately.

[blah]

i havent had a job for about 3 months... im well over 1000 in the hole...

[Guest!mator]

About 4,000$ right now in loans. +10k this time next year.

[Turnip Head]

About 35,000 for student loans.

[R-MONEY$$$]

student loans are for pussies, real men take on consumer debt out the ying yang!

If I were going back to school I might just put it on a credit card so if shit got crazy than I could always bk out of it. There is no consumer protection for student loans you are stuck with that for life son.

[Fowler]

about $20,000 in medical bills.. but i hear medical debt is written off before any other debts.

[Teh Nap]

like 20,000 in student loans and basically nothing else...I'll have my credit card payed off at the end of the month.

[chimbaktu]

$4000 to my dad.

no student loans or any other debt though. woot. and the $4k should be paid off by winter.

[sly moose]

I thankfully have no debt. School was paid for with a scholarship, I own my car, and I pay my credit card balance in full every month.

[tim_adams]

Debt-free here.

[Charlie Hustles]

I ripped of various credit agencies for about $50,000 cash. I never plan on paying them back.

[bom the israeli]

1000$
and maybe another 1000$ for another bike :lol:

[hifo]

$700 :oops:

[HappyAddict]

University fees. They'll be taken out of my pay as a percentage of 'tax', as it's the govt. Who I owe money too. Don't have to worry about that until I start earning over $30k a year, but hopefully that'll be soon. Being broke sucks.

Aside from that, I'm clear. No credit cards or nothing.

[Dielawn]

Around $17k for school, $1500 for credit card. Wooo

[Apsley Cherry-Garrard]

credit card - $1,500
school - $5,000



having a low school bill is so nice, because the payments are super easy and it helps your credit as you pay it off over 10 years.
so glad i didn't get stuck with like $90,000 school loan.

[Dirty D]

0

Car is paid off, no house yet just renting, no credit cards because I pay for whatever I buy in cash.


me to

[NathanC]

My dad found out about my debit card shit, and paid for it. I feel terrible.


He found out that my lease is about to run up and he wants to help me pay for a new apartment. As far as money goes I'm feeling terrible. I fucking hate pity, its not so much that I'm proud and shit, I'm 20 though, I should be able to pay for my shit.

And I'm looking for more jobs, no place is hiring. shit. :lol:


I straight up feel like a bum. But I work and shit and I'm saving up so I can go back to school, its mad frustrating.

[IdleDoesKill]

Around 2k or so in credit card debt. Not too bad.

[chimbaktu]

i'm very proud. stupid irish blood. i can't stand being in debt to my parents, so i've been working my ass off around their house and doing a ton of shit to help out.

[davedinuzzo]

0

Car is paid off, no house yet just renting, no credit cards because I pay for whatever I buy in cash.

[icr | phc]

$2,500.

[nai]

i'm very proud. stupid irish blood. i can't stand being in debt to my parents, so i've been working my ass off around their house and doing a ton of shit to help out.
Haha same here, I can't be in debt ever.

[BillyBong2Shoes]

How the hell do some of you have tens of thousands of dollars in school loans? Do you really think going to some small liberal arts or private school is really going to give you that much of an advantage in getting a job? Have fun paying off that loan for the next 10-15 years.

I had $3,500 in debt when I graduated and paid it off within a year. I have zero debt and plan to keep it that way until I buy a house. I pay for everything in cash, and if I do use a credit card, I make sure to pay it off the same month.

[Turnip Head]

How the hell do some of you have tens of thousands of dollars in school loans? Do you really think going to some small liberal arts or private school is really going to give you that much of an advantage in getting a job? Have fun paying off that loan for the next 10-15 years.

I had $3,500 in debt when I graduated and paid it off within a year. I have zero debt and plan to keep it that way until I buy a house. I pay for everything in cash, and if I do use a credit card, I make sure to pay it off the same month.

I'm pretty happy with what I've learned in school. Once I get into and out of a graduate program then I'll really have an easier to finding a job. Then again doing any serious work in the mental health field requires some type of degree, I guess.

[BillyBong2Shoes]

How the hell do some of you have tens of thousands of dollars in school loans? Do you really think going to some small liberal arts or private school is really going to give you that much of an advantage in getting a job? Have fun paying off that loan for the next 10-15 years.

I had $3,500 in debt when I graduated and paid it off within a year. I have zero debt and plan to keep it that way until I buy a house. I pay for everything in cash, and if I do use a credit card, I make sure to pay it off the same month.

I'm pretty happy with what I've learned in school. Once I get into and out of a graduate program then I'll really have an easier to finding a job. Then again doing any serious work in the mental health field requires some type of degree, I guess.

Having $10-15k in debt for an undergraduate degree is fine, but why are some people spending $40-70k? You'd be better off going to a public school in your home state, and then getting a masters degree

[DnEhThEnD]

like 112k left on my house otherwise nothing

[Turnip Head]

How the hell do some of you have tens of thousands of dollars in school loans? Do you really think going to some small liberal arts or private school is really going to give you that much of an advantage in getting a job? Have fun paying off that loan for the next 10-15 years.

I had $3,500 in debt when I graduated and paid it off within a year. I have zero debt and plan to keep it that way until I buy a house. I pay for everything in cash, and if I do use a credit card, I make sure to pay it off the same month.

I'm pretty happy with what I've learned in school. Once I get into and out of a graduate program then I'll really have an easier to finding a job. Then again doing any serious work in the mental health field requires some type of degree, I guess.

Having $10-15k in debt for an undergraduate degree is fine, but why are some people spending $40-70k? You'd be better off going to a public school in your home state, and then getting a masters degree

I'd have to pay a lot less if I didn't fuck up and try living in the dorms the first year. That was a majority of the fucking cost. And I am going to a public university in my home state. :?

[RESIN]

$1200 or so for credit card

and couldn't pay last month rent of $900

so $2100

[Murdered_Out]

5 Gs in the bank. :lol:

Took me a long time to get out of debt.. but i'm good now. Stay away from those credit cards boys.

[Kent]

$37,500. all student loans

[caisenma]

$37,500. all student loans


lol

[Kent]

The dollar sucks and I get paid about $4,000 a month, so it not that bad. Ill be debt free in the next 3-4 years

[caisenma]

The dollar sucks and I get paid about $4,000 a month, so it not that bad. Ill be debt free in the next 3-4 years


mail me some Kringla

[Kent]

I dont even know what that is :lol:

[Kent]

OH SNAP, just missed post number 12,000

no party

[caisenma]

I dont even know what that is :lol:

WTF are you serious? and youre Norwegian???


:arrow: :arrow: :arrow:

[*ROYALwithCHEESE*]

$6100 on a car


Couple thousand ina few accounts in a few banks.

[Kent]

youre thinking about sweden bruv

[caisenma]

youre thinking about sweden bruv

no im not "bruv", Kringla is a Norwegian "cookie" of sorts.

[*ROYALwithCHEESE*]

no, I have three different accounts in three different banks.

I like to make life hard for myself

[shock]

Around $15,000 with student loans and bank accounts :/

[chriscunningham]

Debt-free.

[Kent]

youre thinking about sweden bruv

no im not "bruv", Kringla is a Norwegian "cookie" of sorts.

Kringle? Its not norwegian :lol: Its a pretzel

[oldskizzle]

$800- Alltell

$500- Verizon

$600- T-Mobile

$700- Bank of America

$550- US Bank

$3000ish- Various payday advances i took out with no intention of paying back

$960- Gulf Stream Isles apts.

$1200- Rock Creek mobile home association

$700- Rutherford County Health System

$500- Davidson County Health

$120,000ish Lee County Heath System

That is all i can think of. I am sure there is more especially in medical debt. To terrified to add it up :oops:

[wujcik]

current loans:
$15,000 left on the nismo note
$270,000 on the yet to be built house over the next 30 years
$140 x 12 months that I did not pay the government for my healthcare/pension (they don't seem to care and keep renewing my cards)
no credit card bills

$10,000 in the bank.

Not in the hole, but the bank fucking owns me.

[usdrolla34]

I owe 900 dollars to the credit card company

could be worse

[lookitsinsane]

Credit card - 700
Car -10600
School loans - 3500