Comments on: Debt Free Living: 5 Attitudes You Need to Adopt for Success http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/ Good Habits for a Great Life! Thu, 09 Feb 2012 23:41:46 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Black Friday, Debt, and Taxes http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-12848 Black Friday, Debt, and Taxes Fri, 09 Sep 2011 02:59:06 +0000 http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/#comment-12848 [...] Debt Free Living: 5 Attitudes You Need to Adopt for Success [...] [...] Debt Free Living: 5 Attitudes You Need to Adopt for Success [...]

]]> By: Johanne http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-6562 Johanne Mon, 16 Nov 2009 08:52:25 +0000 http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/#comment-6562 "There is no such thing as good debt" I have got to agree with that. .-= Johanne´s last blog ..<a href="http://familyfinancialhelpusa.com/back-to-school-savings-tips/" rel="nofollow">Back to School Savings Tips</a> =-. “There is no such thing as good debt”

I have got to agree with that.
.-= Johanne´s last blog ..Back to School Savings Tips =-.

]]> By: Patrick http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-6485 Patrick Sat, 07 Nov 2009 17:26:03 +0000 http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/#comment-6485 Taking out student loans when that is the only way to attend college is a bad financial decision? I totally disagree. That IS good debt. Taking out student loans when that is the only way to attend college is a bad financial decision? I totally disagree. That IS good debt.

]]> By: Paula http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/comment-page-1/#comment-6475 Paula Fri, 06 Nov 2009 18:12:27 +0000 http://mysuperchargedlife.com/blog/debt-free-living-5-attitudes-you-need-to-adopt-for-success/#comment-6475 This was a good refresher for me. I am on my way to being debt-free (except for my mortgage) and it feels really good to say that. I started down this path only out of necessity, but will stay the course because I choose to. Oddly enough, there is someone in my life who I used to be envious of. She and her husband have always spent a lot of money, with a beautiful house, new cars, clothes, meals out and lots of extras. (Think hot tub, high-end furniture, personal trainer, decorator, etc.) Recently though, she confessed that they were selling the house and downsizing so that they could pay off debt and save money. Their lifestyle was unsustainable, and they had cashed in all of their savings, 401k accounts, etc. to try to stave off bankruptcy long enough to sell the house. I'm not envious any more. I made mistakes too, don't get me wrong. Their situation helped me to (re)gain perspective and to more fully appreciate the difference in my life that refusing additional debt has made. This was a good refresher for me. I am on my way to being debt-free (except for my mortgage) and it feels really good to say that. I started down this path only out of necessity, but will stay the course because I choose to.

Oddly enough, there is someone in my life who I used to be envious of. She and her husband have always spent a lot of money, with a beautiful house, new cars, clothes, meals out and lots of extras. (Think hot tub, high-end furniture, personal trainer, decorator, etc.) Recently though, she confessed that they were selling the house and downsizing so that they could pay off debt and save money. Their lifestyle was unsustainable, and they had cashed in all of their savings, 401k accounts, etc. to try to stave off bankruptcy long enough to sell the house.

I’m not envious any more. I made mistakes too, don’t get me wrong. Their situation helped me to (re)gain perspective and to more fully appreciate the difference in my life that refusing additional debt has made.

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