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To: B. Thomson who wrote (542)	7/24/1998 8:12:00 PM
From: T. Pascal	Respond to of 660

<<You're doing better than me T. I'm in the hole two years wages and I'm almost twice your age! If you can stay on the plus side then keep doing what you've been doing. Best of luck>> Well, I do have ye olde debts, too. I probably have equal debts to savings, at this point. Which isn't so bad if you figure my average debt interest percentage is 10%, and my average growth percentage is more like 15% (heck, it's been 30%, but that can't go on, huh?), not including about a 1% average yield. If I keep splitting my payments between debts and savings, I can outgrow my debt (assuming I don't get any more, and there's lots of stuff my wife wants...!! :)