/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>51072481
>Diverting resources away from servicing dead-end, unproductive, non-business-related debt during a time of economic uncertainty is widely inappropriate.
How the fuck do you figure? I'd argue the exact opposite to be the case - that lavish aggregate expenditure on debts owed for nothing but the services of a bunch of make-work university administrators is a *luxury* that a troubled economy is hard-pressed to be able to justify.

>>49611191
>just stop using netflix, some garbage internet subscriptions worth 50-100 $ per month, not eating out
>maybe you will save 300-400$ per month, you will be able to get a credit for a house in a fucking decade, while ignore the inflation, rising price for everything, houses double in price, gas cost, rent cost etc
>by the time you got the money for a credit, a houses prices will rise with by 40-50% at minimum
boomer deserve only one thing, a bullet