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i just dropped $137,000 on a home renovation. Plus I have $14,000 left to pay on a $43,000 vehicle. That's all spent money. Most likely the home reno will provide decent equity in the future.
Manageing life will most likely entail being able to manage debt. Your educational costs may seem insurmountable now (and from a Canadian perspective almost usurious) but they are an investment in your potential. For example, if I didn't invest in a university degree and subsequently a college diploma, I would not be in the position to be able to incure such a debt as my home renovation.
As Lasereth pointed out, once you graduate and get a job, the $50 grand will seem like a small price to pay for the leverage. It just appears to be overwhelming now.
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You said you didn't give a fuck about hockey
And I never saw someone say that before
You held my hand and we walked home the long way
You were loosening my grip on Bobby Orr
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