If the lesson was expensive, don’t pay for it again

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FB @ FabulouslyBroke.com
 – February 8, 2013Posted in: Money

Ever hear the one about that couple who got into consumer debt, consolidated it onto their mortgage, and then racked up their credit cards again?

Me too.

Here’s what I say:

If the lesson was expensive, don’t pay for it again.

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