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	<title>Comments on: A debt consolidation calculator</title>
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		<title>By: How did I get INTO debt and more importantly how do I get OUT of debt! - myinvestingblog.com</title>
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		<dc:creator>How did I get INTO debt and more importantly how do I get OUT of debt! - myinvestingblog.com</dc:creator>
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		<description>[...] Furthermore, the person that was 88k in debt and didn&#8217;t see a reason NOT to go to 91k in debt couldn&#8217;t see it like some can.  When I think about buying something costing $3,000, I think I&#8217;ll be $3,000 in debt, and from 0, that is a 3,000% increase in debt vs. the 3% increase for &#8220;lawnmower man&#8221;.  I imagine that is how he was looking at it, but needed to clear the debt blockade first to realize it was a bad decision.  Key point:  DIG OUT OF DEBT FIRST!!!  You&#8217;re most certainly paying the credit card companies to produce MORE credit cards to dig America FURTHER in debt!  Stop the insanity!!!  Here&#8217;s a debt consolidation calculator to help from DebtNation. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Furthermore, the person that was 88k in debt and didn&#8217;t see a reason NOT to go to 91k in debt couldn&#8217;t see it like some can.  When I think about buying something costing $3,000, I think I&#8217;ll be $3,000 in debt, and from 0, that is a 3,000% increase in debt vs. the 3% increase for &#8220;lawnmower man&#8221;.  I imagine that is how he was looking at it, but needed to clear the debt blockade first to realize it was a bad decision.  Key point:  DIG OUT OF DEBT FIRST!!!  You&#8217;re most certainly paying the credit card companies to produce MORE credit cards to dig America FURTHER in debt!  Stop the insanity!!!  Here&#8217;s a debt consolidation calculator to help from DebtNation. [...]</p>
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