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post 1441944861 05-13-2016, 01:40 PM
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Originally Posted By p7nk
this... which makes it funny.. when 90% of them are FA yet some how are making 150k+ at 21
First job I had right out of College was $43K pre bonus. It really isn't rocket science on how to bump that passed $50K, then $100K. Everyone seems to have such a cynical view on salary around here.
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post 1441945201 05-13-2016, 01:42 PM
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yes, if she starts streaming she can pay off it within 6 months.
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post 1441945231 05-13-2016, 01:42 PM
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Originally Posted By Peasantfighter
not too sure why everyone is ragging on her $50k salary when the average income is way lower, some of you miscers live in an absolute dreamworld.
$50k for a 31 year old with a college education is borderline absurd. I'm not saying she should be pulling home six-figures, and there could be a variety of other benefits attached to her salary, but there's really no way to justify the investment she made in her education. I also get that there are a ton of kids who go off to college on their parents dime and don't look at it that way, but if you personally are taking out a loan for a hundred thousand dollars or so and more than ten years later are only pulling in $50k, you fuked up.

And I don't think that's at all harsh considering the other evidence we have. You have to be mentally deficient to ring up $19k in credit card debt. No one in her life is looking after her and that's really sad.
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A practical mortgage and vehicle are the only debts that should be acceptable. I have one credit card just for gas that is paid off every month.
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This **** is crazy. Hard to imagine how insurmountable 19k in credit cards would feel, christ.
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Originally Posted By devin45k
That's the misc for ya though. By misc standard, the average salary is 150k a year.
I have about that in cc debt from just being stupid and irresponsible. Lesson learned though. Currently paying it off and it's not easy most of my 1000$ paycheck every week goes to it and it's still gonna take several months to pay off. And I'm single living with my grandma to pay it off faster with 200$ a month in bills as well.
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Originally Posted By Pad264
And I don't think that's at all harsh considering the other evidence we have. You have to be mentally deficient to ring up $19k in credit card debt. No one in her life is looking after her and that's really sad.
What's sad is that a grown fukking woman of advanced age (31) needs someone to look after her. Most people are retards when it comes to finances, and that goes double for women.

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Originally Posted By devin45k
That's the misc for ya though. By misc standard, the average salary is 150k a year.
150k? phew, thank god i make that in 15 days or else ill end up homeless
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its very possible to get out of that kind of debt, but it really depends on what her spending habbits are like, if she isnt frugal she wont be able to get out, also that kind of debt takes years to get out of without BK (Bankruptsy might be best, she has over her annual income in high interest debt)
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Not sure this has been mentioned.



Bankruptcy.
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Originally Posted By TR88
150k? phew, thank god i make that in 15 days or else ill end up homeless
You're on the poverty time brah, sorry to let you know. Latrell Spreewell couldn't even feed his kids on less than $10M/yr, so that's the new misc standard.
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Originally Posted By LikeAMachine
Not sure this has been mentioned.



Bankruptcy.
She would still be on the hook for $70K and now no car at all. Depending on OP's location and options, any kind of car would be a necessity and she'd need a big down payment to even buy a clunker of a used car.

Edit: If OP'S GF couldn't borrow one of her parent's cars.
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She needs to increase her income. I wouldn't consider marrying a girl with that much debt. Christ.
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Originally Posted By bondy3
its very possible to get out of that kind of debt, but it really depends on what her spending habbits are like, if she isnt frugal she wont be able to get out, also that kind of debt takes years to get out of without BK (Bankruptsy might be best, she has over her annual income in high interest debt)
Obviously she's not frugal, she's fukking 19k in CC debt...
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Originally Posted By gainmusclefast
this is legit, we have been together a year and a half now.she was hinting at marriage pretty soon into the relationship.

when she showed me her debt she was like your judging me. we need to have a serious talk


























































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Originally Posted By EffortPoaster
What's sad is that a grown fukking woman of advanced age (31) needs someone to look after her. Most people are retards when it comes to finances, and that goes double for women.

BRB Get 100k in debt to be a pre-school teacher making 31k/yr
BRB Get 75k in debt for sociology degree and make 36k/yr
She wouldn't need help now if one of her parents or a friend pulled her aside and spent 10 minutes explaining how the world works. Some children are beyond help, but most just aren't given any help. There's a direct correlation to good parents raising non-retarded adults. There's no way she was fiscally conservative her entire life and then just decided to implode at the age of 25 or so.
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My ex gf scared me with her 40K college debt. Went to a private university. Made decent money in her role. We used to work at the same company.

Before we went NC I tried to tell her to apply for other jobs and get paid what she's worth. She could make 90K EASY here in Texas but she isn't listening and it frustrated me.

She would make payments on her CC and actually managed money decently and put money in a 401K but didn't know you need to pay off the principal debt.

Also she had medical debt which was not her fault but I felt she could be more financially responsible. I've even had an ex ask me my credit score. That **** is important when building a future!
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Originally Posted By sword_
My ex gf scared me with her 40K college debt. Went to a private university. Made decent money in her role. We used to work at the same company.

Before we went NC I tried to tell her to apply for other jobs and get paid what she's worth. She could make 90K EASY here in Texas but she isn't listening and it frustrated me.

She would make payments on her CC and actually managed money decently and put money in a 401K but didn't know you need to pay off the principal debt.

Also she had medical debt which was not her fault but I felt she could be more financially responsible. I've even had an ex ask me my credit score. That **** is important when building a future!
I know a guy who is still a graduate student pursuing his PHD. His wife is leaving him, he supported her while she didn't work with his student loans. He is 100k in the hole and from waht I can tell refuses to lawyer up and make her take half that debt when she directly benefited from it while she didn't work and went to school.

Crazy. Finances THE biggest issue in relationships.
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Originally Posted By LikeAMachine
I know a guy who is still a graduate student pursuing his PHD. His wife is leaving him, he supported her while she didn't work with his student loans. He is 100k in the hole and from waht I can tell refuses to lawyer up and make her take half that debt when she directly benefited from it while she didn't work and went to school.

Crazy. Finances THE biggest issue in relationships.
Probably getting a PhD in "postmodern queer feminist studies" based on this story, so fuk him.
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Sad. I still have student debt and a car loan now, but I don't have any credit card debt.
Originally Posted By sword_
My ex gf scared me with her 40K college debt. Went to a private university. Made decent money in her role. We used to work at the same company.

Before we went NC I tried to tell her to apply for other jobs and get paid what she's worth. She could make 90K EASY here in Texas but she isn't listening and it frustrated me.

She would make payments on her CC and actually managed money decently and put money in a 401K but didn't know you need to pay off the principal debt.

Also she had medical debt which was not her fault but I felt she could be more financially responsible. I've even had an ex ask me my credit score. That **** is important when building a future!
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Originally Posted By TheSteve39
She would still be on the hook for $70K and now no car at all. Depending on OP's location and options, any kind of car would be a necessity and she'd need a big down payment to even buy a clunker of a used car.

Edit: If OP'S GF couldn't borrow one of her parent's cars.
As long as she is current on payments she can keep the car. The student loans are not dischargeable either. the only thing she can really get rid of is that 19k credit card debt and the car or any medical bills.

70k is student loans seems way too high for being 31 and only making 50k a year. That's dependant on location too though, 50k is really great some places but nothing in others.

I have an ex that would take out student loans just to have spending money and very little actually going to pay for her degree. She also went through a for profit to get her bachelor's, an online school at that, and now only makes 35k a year working in a horrible setting at a state prison.

I had tried to guide her to do her AA through community college then transfer to a state school and stop taking out loans but she knew better and now is almost thirty doing a job with the dregs of society for horrible pay.
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Originally Posted By smoked04
As long as she is current on payments she can keep the car. The student loans are not dischargeable either. the only thing she can really get rid of is that 19k credit card debt and the car or any medical bills.

70k is student loans seems way too high for being 31 and only making 50k a year. That's dependant on location too though, 50k is really great some places but nothing in others.

I have an ex that would take out student loans just to have spending money and very little actually going to pay for her degree. She also went through a for profit to get her bachelor's, an online school at that, and now only makes 35k a year working in a horrible setting at a state prison.

I had tried to guide her to do her AA through community college then transfer to a state school and stop taking out loans but she knew better and now is almost thirty doing a job with the dregs of society for horrible pay.
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Originally Posted By gainmusclefast
so i have been with my GF for almost a year and a half.

her current debt is

student loans: 70k

car: 20k

credit cards: 19k

she is 31 and has a job making 50k a year.

is she going to be able to come out of this debt?
how she get approved for that much credit in debt already

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Originally Posted By devin45k
Some company clearly basically illegally gave her a card. No way she would pass the Debt-to Income ratio that is a part of the 2010 Credit Card Act. The DTI was only at 55% the last time I worked in credit card underwriting. It may be different now.
Isn't the DTI annualized though meaning her debt for a single year can only be X % of her income so depending on the terms or her loads (auto could be 7 years) it's spread out pretty thinly. She may only be looking at something like 300 month auto 300 month student loans and since she isn't carrying a house note it would be easy enough to get approved for that much CC.
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Originally Posted By veggie530
Sad. I still have student debt and a car loan now, but I don't have any credit card debt.



It's as important as knowing if they have STIs/STDs.
Yep! I had my share of college debt and a car loan. It took a few years to repair that too...most college debt I had was 14K though and I had a 9K car loan but my car is almost paid off. One more payment. Credit score 770 - 790. Not going to let a broad ruin my finances lol

Financial literacy isn't taught in school though. It's like playing a game and learning the rules as you go along.
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Think about this clearly bud. If you stay with her you figure you have a future together. That debt then becomes your debt as she is not paying it off now when dating she sure as he'll will not pay it off when married or after you have kids because her priorities will change from whatever the **** they are now to kids.

Stay with her = life with someone who is not financially responsible she is 31 she is old enough to learn how **** works by now.

Her debt plus much more will now be your debt.
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Originally Posted By sword_
Yep! I had my share of college debt and a car loan. It took a few years to repair that too...most college debt I had was 14K though and I had a 9K car loan but my car is almost paid off. One more payment. Credit score 770 - 790. Not going to let a broad ruin my finances lol

Financial literacy isn't taught in school though. It's like playing a game and learning the rules as you go along.
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tfw you earn the same as OPies gf, but your student loan will be gone in two years, and mortgage will be paid off in 15.

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Also she has absolutely no hope, it's literally over for her (and over for you if you stay with her) 100% srs
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op it sounds like you really love her i would ask her to marry her if i were you
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