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To: herry iball who wrote (36236)3/8/2001 4:28:51 PM
From: JeanD  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 49816
 
I'm not a good example because other than the usual mortgage and car payments we have no debt. And they are not even close to being beyond our means.

And I love to spend money. And I'm good at managing my money and always have been. All my credit cards are paid in full every month (and we go to Jamaica every year on the frequent flyer miles :-) Nothing irks me more than interest payments.

But I have some family members that aren't so strong in that area. So I do know a bit how the other half lives. And I agree that it is a parent's responsibility to teach their kids.



To: herry iball who wrote (36236)3/8/2001 10:20:25 PM
From: SirRealist  Respond to of 49816
 
Nothing like starting out life indebted up to the gills. Whoe's gonna teach them how to manage their money? Their Parent? Ha ha ha ha

Those teens w/credit cards were probably the biggest demographic buyer of net goods in the retail B2B mkt. If we take away the cards and Napster, there goes the tech revolution!

Do we really wonder about this market? Look! Nothing up my sleeve....


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