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Originally Posted by Drolefille
Outback is too expensive for the quality of food it provides though.
Student loans add up, I don't like how many I have right now myself, but I knew what I was doing. It's not like you don't get statements throughout letting you know if you have interest (or not) and that payment is not currently due.
I wouldn't make defaulting my first choice, but I'd get over my guilt about it if I truly couldn't afford it. Considering how few banks have followed through with the restructuring of mortgages, I'd rather try to save up money for deposit/rent rather then attempting to pay something I already cannot afford.
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Just because it's overpriced doesn't make it upscale.
Yeah, student loans add up, but you get regular updates--either monthly or quarterly--while you're in school.
Saving for deposit/rent makes much more sense, considering that these people would probably have to make a larger than normal security deposit so soon after a foreclosure. I know my building requires a 750 credit score for renters; anything less you have to pay an additional month's security deposit.
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