Nov 27, 2020 10:54 PM
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haxanjunkie13
we need to make this happen.
dedpaen
No, they need to REFUND the student loan to those people. Then forgive student debt for everyone else. And start Univ. Basic Income.
DasOgre
I’m a nurse, and I hate my student debt, but I’d much rather be rewarded with people having more empathy and compassion
shoulkion
As someone in healthcare, that won't fix the whole system. I mean as someone with 200k+ in loans to deal with thanks but go with the whole.
probablyobvious
HA you think the debt is for Society....well maybe high Society
Cytos
Fix the broken system that caused the debt first.
IAmAnthonyStark
Yes. 100%. My friends in the medical field are working so freaking hard. I can’t imagine how angry they must be with all the misinformation.
TreeBarked
Um I don't disagree with that but healthcare professionals haven't been the only ones working during covid or have been at risk.
Gandolbg
how about just letting us write off 100% of student debt payments on our income taxes. that seems feasible.
JuliusPepperwoodFromChicago
Wife has been a nurse for 13 years. Asked her how much we still owe on $20k school loans..$15k. We’ve paid over $30,000 so far. I was shockd
FinestFruitsandVegetables
?
elviture
Paramedic in NYC, no loans but if you want to pay for my medical school that’d be great thanks fam
DigitalWaffle
Politicians: “Our thoughts and prayers on socia media, best we can do.”
Prez still not gonna wear a mask or anything tho
AzothTheGuildRat
Problem is a lot of people take on bank loans, lines of credit or use credit cards. You'd have no way to track the debt accumulated by them
dotnetbeast
Fuck Sallie Mae. Or Navient. Or whatever the fuck their name is.
iusedtodream
They go by many names, but it's all one beast, like a hydra.
PianoMan2112
Never trust an organisation that turns an acronym (SLMA) into a friendly name.
ThailandExpress
therearenologinnamesleft
Their debt was never to society, it was to the people who control the capital
ThisOldCPU
They didn't have a debt to society to begin with...
SoftwareEngineerWithNotEnoughSalary
I agree, my wife had her hazard pay taken away as the pandemic got worse and more beds filled. But I mean I'm not saying give them the world
normalizebeingalone
I wish I got hazard pay.
But how about at least some money for scrubs and good shoes??
FiveShiftOne
How about we give them the world, though?
RazielLlaw
Im a Nurse, I got Covid despite by best effort on the job and off.
karan08
Oh god, I am so sorry. I really hope you pull it off and I can't thank you enough for what you are doing.
I'm 3 weeks out. Little short of breath at times, but my sat is in the high 90's and just terrible fatigue. No energy at all.
My pal who just recovered is experiencing the same. Take care.
LizardEnterprises
Everyone needs their student loans forgiven. The ability to access knowledge and use it to better yourself is a fundamental human right.
Locking that behind a paywall is fucking abhorant.
SashaTheKitty
Fuck yes 100% support
graehall
I can't imagine what this year has been like for front line healthcare providers in a country where patients are screaming it isn't real.
aFlockOfSmeagols
Hell. It's been hell.
MastahPetah
Fucking annoying. They insinuate that as an RN I dont know what I see in front of me. Outside a vented and paralyzed covid room this moment.
theresgarlicinthatnebula
My coworkers were telling me about a patient on our floor on highflow with COVID who was mocking the nurses on election day because (1/2)
(2/2) "Your guy (Biden) lost", even though they obviously didn't bring up politics with such a person. People suck.
alpacalipsnow88
wage reduction is the best I can do
NorrinxRadd
Thats sweet, but how would they be paid off? You think money in this country grows on trees? It takes a printing press
polearmguy
had me in the first half, not gonna lie
Twilix01
Get the money from the same place corporate bailouts came from.
DiscountOneLiners
Or we could just make it not prohibitively expensive to become a medical professional
Sheprador
Education should never be prohibitively expensive.
manspreader
As a nursing student you can get an RN BSN for cheap. It’s not the most desired option but it can certainly be done.
Go to a community college and get your ADN, then get pass your boards and get your RN. Then have your employer pay for your BSN.
tatischief
In my country you can become a nurse in specialised high school . And of course the whole university is free (paid from taxes) thing too.
Cavalrysword
That's a start.
LittleLebowskiUrbanAchievers
Teachers shouldn’t pay taxes.
wellthisjustgotinteresting
outofallloops
NOT getting an education should be considered a debt to society
stratmmmocaster
I would be happy if I could just pay mine with pre-tax income.
albertcamus360
Would be
OmnesMundiLardum
What's next, treat them like human beings! Where does it end?!
DiscoTurtle87
No, a start would be giving them the PPE to protect themselves, then some backup to take more than just a few hours off, then loans forgiven
I like the way you think.
thedadwhogames
As someone who has paid student loans for years and have years to go, I would be absolutely content if this was done for theirs and not mine
brusilov
How about we spend that money to train gorillas to just fucking obliterate COVID deniers and people who refuse to wear masks?
EmperorWiggles
longdanz
How about fuck all the student loans?
I could never see the American government doing that, unfortunately. It's more likely they'd help a small but respected section 1/2
of the population to make themselves look good.
CorgiMcFluffers
But I'm "essential" too!
True. Like some rich white kids
polkadotcardi
My husband’s student loan interest compounds DAILY at an average of $32/day. He’s on the front lines in a state without a mask mandate.
Ahhh the never never plan.
coronakilla
Mine is about that. My monthly payment is more than my mortgage
goforKen
Ours is too.
Thatoneagain
Same :(
banana4skale
Mine compounded daily and before I started beating those loans down my math was $120ish per day
Ditto to my husbands. I’m grateful that masks are required here in Ohio. Where the hell are they not?
icthree
Wisconsin
Sally Mae loan by chance?
My husband’s is. We call it our school mortgage.
RacialTension
Might be time to refinance, just an fyi. I'm saying 5k over the life of my loan on only 100k
waitwasthatreal
How does that work? He got a loan with a daily compounding rate of 0.05%?
DuckPlanetKing
What if he owes half a million dollars?
bcd051
Mine is like $75 a day. I have a masters in health administration and a medical degree, in that order... its kind of daunting
sadstory
A medical degree like an MD?
AawesomeAardvaark
That would be 20% APR. Are there student loans that high? My highest was 6.5%
Vendronica
Probably there are private loans that high tbh
moffit
Today I threw out an "offer" to take out an 18 month loan with APR ranging from 145% to 199%.... I hope no one actually falls for it.
Ya'll downvoting but its true. It came in the mail from "Xact" which is real. The APR was in the fine print.
jackpwns
My highest private loan was 11.5% in 2012. The 6% govt loans didn’t begin to touch the tuition, needed a private loan too all 4 yrs
HoneyBunchesOfStoats
my highest is 11.6
Cr4zyC4tLady
Oh yeah. I come from a very poor family and because I didn’t have anyone to sign for me or use as collateral, they instead made me
Pay monthly payments through my entire college time (rather than after I graduated) and it was I believe 18.7% or some high #. It sucks, but
At the same time; there wasn’t fuckall I could do at the time about it. It took me 10 years to pay it off bc of that. But oh well. It’s paid
NinjaHoff
The highest I've heard of was 14.5% from a friend of mine... Which is still insane but not as high as 20
No idea, that’s what I’m confused about.
I don't know his sit, but they would not consolidate my loans (8x4 years), so each accrued interest separately. Awesome.
You pay the same interest whether they're separate or not
werdCAsquared
Depends on the rate. But all you gotta do is [32]/ [ (1+i)^(1/365)-1]= loan balance. 6.5% would yield approx $185,000 outstanding balance.
bearizzlemckizzle
v
SixFeetShort
A perfectly reasonable principle for a med school graduate.
DefaOmega
And we wonder why 18 year olds are getting themselves burried in Student Loan debt without fully understanding what it entails.
Bluegrasslass
They should all get a HUGE bonus and spend it on whatever they want.
NotThatOneTheOtherOne
Praying off their loans would be like giving them a bonus every month for the rest of their lives
3654798521
I got my hours cut in half and we had someone get yelled at for going OT...
JWoods89
My wife did get a raise, which is excellent since i was let go from the same hospital in September lol
codeblue4me4
After the first surge my hospital, Banner Health, gave us t-shirts
sammmuel
I dont know where you are but here the massive overtime they got is their bonus.
doctorgreenthum
Too bad, many hospital systems are in the red b/c of loss of revenue. In my county hospital, all physicians got retroactive 4wk furloughs.
dnd3edm1
M4A
Poopywaterengineer
My brother was told by his hospital that "giving hazard pay would go against a core mission of our hospital"
TacoPoweredHelicopter
The core mission us more profit for the shareholders/stakeholders. That's the only mission actually.
OccamsToothbrush
I got a $0.70/hr raise.
six2midnight
I made a lot of overtime in April and May in the ICU. Donated a bunch to local food banks and my hometown zoo.
Notareptilian
Finally I will fulfill my dream of genetically engineering the world's next great pandemic!
OnlyMemesCanSaveYou
CultofCedar
I heard HHC ER RNs here in NYC got like a 30¢ hazard pay during the peak lol. Almost enough for some coffee for a few days of work I guess.
Cosmicbacklash
We were threatened with being fired if billing doesn't improve and our first raise in 5 years was canceled. Fun times
cbjfan
Hookers and cocaine for everyone
[deleted]
sordatos
No.
tegfdd77
Stupid idiot
GarryrGarry
Weed for me please I'll spend the extra money in better cleaner hookers ?
Great call
UhhhhhNick
HCA made over 800billion in profits since the beginning of this pandemic. Our reward for helping them do it? No raise or bonus this year...
MikeyCrabtree
I had been trying to get hired on at HCA. I decided to pass on that one a couple of months ago.
Good decision. I’ve been working for HCA on and off for 15 years and they’ve never really given a shit about their workers
Hell their recruiters can't honestly seem to find their own asses with two hands, a flashlight, & a road map. If that is my first (1)
Impression, I can only imagine what clusterfuck it is actually working for the company.
$800million*
roadsterdoc
Hospitals are the biggest expense to the US medical dollar. They lobbied for laws to let them charge up to 10X for outpatient services.
Hospital profits go to the owners or investors, not the health care workers and supportive personnel.
The bigger scam are insurance companies. Legal middleman, huge cut, yet do not provide any medical services (& increase costs for doctors!)
rubydust
I’m getting a $250 bonus. After taxes.
Kjseek
I got my company 403b contributions suspended and a t-shirt
brootis
I’m getting paid “overtime” for handling live virus samples. At regular pay.
buenobonbien5
Jesus Christ, dude.
They even told us we would get paid overtime. Overtime to me means 1.5x pay.
AsaMetric
You guys are getting bonuses?
peacockfuta
I got $250 bonus too, but with taxed it came out to be $175
happyishturtle
Yikes. My job at a grocery store part time gave me $600 after taxes
I'm getting my wages frozen and benefits slashed.
Axianamos
I got to watch all my coworkers get 2 weeks off with covid unemployment benefits while I haven't gotten a day off this year.
I'm not mad at them, I'm a smidgen annoyed that I wasn't given the option is all.
xaero13
I got a rock
IJustWantedToChimeln
DeltaLaw
Ooo same
Could be much worse though.
clevernametom
Yes. And it could also be a lot better and your company should not get credit just because they COULD make something worse.
Delta2Almanac
Soooo spending it on student loans?
DidSomebodyCallForAnAdult
But also rewarding for the older ones of us who have paid off their debt but are still working despite increased risk due to age.
Thornaxe
Or people who worked their way through school. My wife did this for nursing school, and then wasnt eligible for loan forgiveness.
morelikeconsham
In all fairness, getting a bonus that is equal to the value of your students loans is more valuable than getting your student loans wiped
Out. Getting your student loans wiped out won't pay for your cancer treatment, put food on the table, or pay the down-payment on a house
Whose monthly mortgage is lower than your rent. While paying off your loans is a high financial priority, it is not necessarily the highest
One.
vudak
Still boggles my mind that 'pay for your cancer treatment' is said so matter of factly. I hope the USA sorts its shit out or ppl move away.
Same. Unfortunately, planning your finances doesn't allowuch time for reeling with the absurdity of your economic woes.
It’s not that simple. If I had the choice, I’d rather them wiped out since I wouldn’t need to pay taxes like I would on a lump of money
Once you consider taxes, it only complicates the decision, it doesn't necessarily change it. If lowering my cost of living covers the money
Lost in taxes in an acceptable amount of time while also permanently lowering monthly expenses, then I would accept the losses in taxes
haxanjunkie13
we need to make this happen.
dedpaen
No, they need to REFUND the student loan to those people. Then forgive student debt for everyone else. And start Univ. Basic Income.
DasOgre
I’m a nurse, and I hate my student debt, but I’d much rather be rewarded with people having more empathy and compassion
shoulkion
As someone in healthcare, that won't fix the whole system. I mean as someone with 200k+ in loans to deal with thanks but go with the whole.
probablyobvious
HA you think the debt is for Society....well maybe high Society
Cytos
Fix the broken system that caused the debt first.
IAmAnthonyStark
Yes. 100%. My friends in the medical field are working so freaking hard. I can’t imagine how angry they must be with all the misinformation.
TreeBarked
Um I don't disagree with that but healthcare professionals haven't been the only ones working during covid or have been at risk.
Gandolbg
how about just letting us write off 100% of student debt payments on our income taxes. that seems feasible.
JuliusPepperwoodFromChicago
Wife has been a nurse for 13 years. Asked her how much we still owe on $20k school loans..$15k. We’ve paid over $30,000 so far. I was shockd
FinestFruitsandVegetables
?
elviture
Paramedic in NYC, no loans but if you want to pay for my medical school that’d be great thanks fam
DigitalWaffle
Politicians: “Our thoughts and prayers on socia media, best we can do.”
FinestFruitsandVegetables
Prez still not gonna wear a mask or anything tho
AzothTheGuildRat
Problem is a lot of people take on bank loans, lines of credit or use credit cards. You'd have no way to track the debt accumulated by them
dotnetbeast
Fuck Sallie Mae. Or Navient. Or whatever the fuck their name is.
iusedtodream
They go by many names, but it's all one beast, like a hydra.
PianoMan2112
Never trust an organisation that turns an acronym (SLMA) into a friendly name.
ThailandExpress
therearenologinnamesleft
Their debt was never to society, it was to the people who control the capital
ThisOldCPU
They didn't have a debt to society to begin with...
SoftwareEngineerWithNotEnoughSalary
I agree, my wife had her hazard pay taken away as the pandemic got worse and more beds filled. But I mean I'm not saying give them the world
normalizebeingalone
I wish I got hazard pay.
SoftwareEngineerWithNotEnoughSalary
But how about at least some money for scrubs and good shoes??
FiveShiftOne
How about we give them the world, though?
RazielLlaw
Im a Nurse, I got Covid despite by best effort on the job and off.
karan08
Oh god, I am so sorry. I really hope you pull it off and I can't thank you enough for what you are doing.
RazielLlaw
I'm 3 weeks out. Little short of breath at times, but my sat is in the high 90's and just terrible fatigue. No energy at all.
karan08
My pal who just recovered is experiencing the same. Take care.
LizardEnterprises
Everyone needs their student loans forgiven. The ability to access knowledge and use it to better yourself is a fundamental human right.
LizardEnterprises
Locking that behind a paywall is fucking abhorant.
SashaTheKitty
Fuck yes 100% support
graehall
I can't imagine what this year has been like for front line healthcare providers in a country where patients are screaming it isn't real.
aFlockOfSmeagols
Hell. It's been hell.
MastahPetah
Fucking annoying. They insinuate that as an RN I dont know what I see in front of me. Outside a vented and paralyzed covid room this moment.
theresgarlicinthatnebula
My coworkers were telling me about a patient on our floor on highflow with COVID who was mocking the nurses on election day because (1/2)
theresgarlicinthatnebula
(2/2) "Your guy (Biden) lost", even though they obviously didn't bring up politics with such a person. People suck.
alpacalipsnow88
wage reduction is the best I can do
NorrinxRadd
Thats sweet, but how would they be paid off? You think money in this country grows on trees? It takes a printing press
polearmguy
had me in the first half, not gonna lie
Twilix01
Get the money from the same place corporate bailouts came from.
DiscountOneLiners
Or we could just make it not prohibitively expensive to become a medical professional
Sheprador
Education should never be prohibitively expensive.
manspreader
As a nursing student you can get an RN BSN for cheap. It’s not the most desired option but it can certainly be done.
manspreader
Go to a community college and get your ADN, then get pass your boards and get your RN. Then have your employer pay for your BSN.
tatischief
In my country you can become a nurse in specialised high school . And of course the whole university is free (paid from taxes) thing too.
Cavalrysword
That's a start.
LittleLebowskiUrbanAchievers
Teachers shouldn’t pay taxes.
wellthisjustgotinteresting
outofallloops
NOT getting an education should be considered a debt to society
stratmmmocaster
I would be happy if I could just pay mine with pre-tax income.
albertcamus360
Would be
OmnesMundiLardum
What's next, treat them like human beings! Where does it end?!
DiscoTurtle87
No, a start would be giving them the PPE to protect themselves, then some backup to take more than just a few hours off, then loans forgiven
Cavalrysword
I like the way you think.
DiscoTurtle87
thedadwhogames
As someone who has paid student loans for years and have years to go, I would be absolutely content if this was done for theirs and not mine
brusilov
How about we spend that money to train gorillas to just fucking obliterate COVID deniers and people who refuse to wear masks?
EmperorWiggles
longdanz
How about fuck all the student loans?
NippletheSlayer
I could never see the American government doing that, unfortunately. It's more likely they'd help a small but respected section 1/2
NippletheSlayer
of the population to make themselves look good.
CorgiMcFluffers
But I'm "essential" too!
longdanz
True. Like some rich white kids
polkadotcardi
My husband’s student loan interest compounds DAILY at an average of $32/day. He’s on the front lines in a state without a mask mandate.
AzothTheGuildRat
Ahhh the never never plan.
coronakilla
Mine is about that. My monthly payment is more than my mortgage
goforKen
Ours is too.
Thatoneagain
Same :(
coronakilla
banana4skale
Mine compounded daily and before I started beating those loans down my math was $120ish per day
goforKen
Ditto to my husbands. I’m grateful that masks are required here in Ohio. Where the hell are they not?
icthree
Wisconsin
DasOgre
Sally Mae loan by chance?
goforKen
My husband’s is. We call it our school mortgage.
RacialTension
Might be time to refinance, just an fyi. I'm saying 5k over the life of my loan on only 100k
waitwasthatreal
How does that work? He got a loan with a daily compounding rate of 0.05%?
DuckPlanetKing
What if he owes half a million dollars?
bcd051
Mine is like $75 a day. I have a masters in health administration and a medical degree, in that order... its kind of daunting
sadstory
A medical degree like an MD?
AawesomeAardvaark
That would be 20% APR. Are there student loans that high? My highest was 6.5%
Vendronica
Probably there are private loans that high tbh
moffit
Today I threw out an "offer" to take out an 18 month loan with APR ranging from 145% to 199%.... I hope no one actually falls for it.
moffit
Ya'll downvoting but its true. It came in the mail from "Xact" which is real. The APR was in the fine print.
jackpwns
My highest private loan was 11.5% in 2012. The 6% govt loans didn’t begin to touch the tuition, needed a private loan too all 4 yrs
HoneyBunchesOfStoats
my highest is 11.6
Cr4zyC4tLady
Oh yeah. I come from a very poor family and because I didn’t have anyone to sign for me or use as collateral, they instead made me
Cr4zyC4tLady
Pay monthly payments through my entire college time (rather than after I graduated) and it was I believe 18.7% or some high #. It sucks, but
Cr4zyC4tLady
At the same time; there wasn’t fuckall I could do at the time about it. It took me 10 years to pay it off bc of that. But oh well. It’s paid
NinjaHoff
The highest I've heard of was 14.5% from a friend of mine... Which is still insane but not as high as 20
waitwasthatreal
No idea, that’s what I’m confused about.
iusedtodream
I don't know his sit, but they would not consolidate my loans (8x4 years), so each accrued interest separately. Awesome.
AawesomeAardvaark
You pay the same interest whether they're separate or not
werdCAsquared
Depends on the rate. But all you gotta do is [32]/ [ (1+i)^(1/365)-1]= loan balance. 6.5% would yield approx $185,000 outstanding balance.
bearizzlemckizzle
SixFeetShort
A perfectly reasonable principle for a med school graduate.
coronakilla
DefaOmega
And we wonder why 18 year olds are getting themselves burried in Student Loan debt without fully understanding what it entails.
Bluegrasslass
They should all get a HUGE bonus and spend it on whatever they want.
NotThatOneTheOtherOne
Praying off their loans would be like giving them a bonus every month for the rest of their lives
3654798521
I got my hours cut in half and we had someone get yelled at for going OT...
JWoods89
My wife did get a raise, which is excellent since i was let go from the same hospital in September lol
codeblue4me4
After the first surge my hospital, Banner Health, gave us t-shirts
sammmuel
I dont know where you are but here the massive overtime they got is their bonus.
doctorgreenthum
Too bad, many hospital systems are in the red b/c of loss of revenue. In my county hospital, all physicians got retroactive 4wk furloughs.
dnd3edm1
M4A
Poopywaterengineer
My brother was told by his hospital that "giving hazard pay would go against a core mission of our hospital"
TacoPoweredHelicopter
The core mission us more profit for the shareholders/stakeholders. That's the only mission actually.
OccamsToothbrush
I got a $0.70/hr raise.
six2midnight
I made a lot of overtime in April and May in the ICU. Donated a bunch to local food banks and my hometown zoo.
Notareptilian
Finally I will fulfill my dream of genetically engineering the world's next great pandemic!
OnlyMemesCanSaveYou
CultofCedar
I heard HHC ER RNs here in NYC got like a 30¢ hazard pay during the peak lol. Almost enough for some coffee for a few days of work I guess.
Cosmicbacklash
We were threatened with being fired if billing doesn't improve and our first raise in 5 years was canceled. Fun times
cbjfan
Hookers and cocaine for everyone
[deleted]
[deleted]
sordatos
No.
tegfdd77
Stupid idiot
GarryrGarry
Weed for me please I'll spend the extra money in better cleaner hookers ?
sordatos
Great call
UhhhhhNick
HCA made over 800billion in profits since the beginning of this pandemic. Our reward for helping them do it? No raise or bonus this year...
MikeyCrabtree
I had been trying to get hired on at HCA. I decided to pass on that one a couple of months ago.
UhhhhhNick
Good decision. I’ve been working for HCA on and off for 15 years and they’ve never really given a shit about their workers
MikeyCrabtree
Hell their recruiters can't honestly seem to find their own asses with two hands, a flashlight, & a road map. If that is my first (1)
MikeyCrabtree
Impression, I can only imagine what clusterfuck it is actually working for the company.
UhhhhhNick
$800million*
roadsterdoc
Hospitals are the biggest expense to the US medical dollar. They lobbied for laws to let them charge up to 10X for outpatient services.
roadsterdoc
Hospital profits go to the owners or investors, not the health care workers and supportive personnel.
roadsterdoc
The bigger scam are insurance companies. Legal middleman, huge cut, yet do not provide any medical services (& increase costs for doctors!)
rubydust
I’m getting a $250 bonus. After taxes.
Kjseek
I got my company 403b contributions suspended and a t-shirt
brootis
I’m getting paid “overtime” for handling live virus samples. At regular pay.
buenobonbien5
Jesus Christ, dude.
brootis
They even told us we would get paid overtime. Overtime to me means 1.5x pay.
AsaMetric
You guys are getting bonuses?
peacockfuta
I got $250 bonus too, but with taxed it came out to be $175
happyishturtle
Yikes. My job at a grocery store part time gave me $600 after taxes
theresgarlicinthatnebula
I'm getting my wages frozen and benefits slashed.
Axianamos
I got to watch all my coworkers get 2 weeks off with covid unemployment benefits while I haven't gotten a day off this year.
Axianamos
I'm not mad at them, I'm a smidgen annoyed that I wasn't given the option is all.
xaero13
I got a rock
IJustWantedToChimeln
DeltaLaw
Ooo same
DeltaLaw
Could be much worse though.
clevernametom
Yes. And it could also be a lot better and your company should not get credit just because they COULD make something worse.
Delta2Almanac
Soooo spending it on student loans?
DidSomebodyCallForAnAdult
But also rewarding for the older ones of us who have paid off their debt but are still working despite increased risk due to age.
Thornaxe
Or people who worked their way through school. My wife did this for nursing school, and then wasnt eligible for loan forgiveness.
morelikeconsham
In all fairness, getting a bonus that is equal to the value of your students loans is more valuable than getting your student loans wiped
morelikeconsham
Out. Getting your student loans wiped out won't pay for your cancer treatment, put food on the table, or pay the down-payment on a house
morelikeconsham
Whose monthly mortgage is lower than your rent. While paying off your loans is a high financial priority, it is not necessarily the highest
morelikeconsham
One.
vudak
Still boggles my mind that 'pay for your cancer treatment' is said so matter of factly. I hope the USA sorts its shit out or ppl move away.
morelikeconsham
Same. Unfortunately, planning your finances doesn't allowuch time for reeling with the absurdity of your economic woes.
DasOgre
It’s not that simple. If I had the choice, I’d rather them wiped out since I wouldn’t need to pay taxes like I would on a lump of money
morelikeconsham
Once you consider taxes, it only complicates the decision, it doesn't necessarily change it. If lowering my cost of living covers the money
morelikeconsham
Lost in taxes in an acceptable amount of time while also permanently lowering monthly expenses, then I would accept the losses in taxes