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-$58k mortgage

-$3500 CC debt

-$2000 Medical Debt

+$1000 car

+$1000 truck

+$10,500 Turbo Busa

+$1000 CR500

+$1250 Rieju RS50

+$1250 Derby 75 w/YZ250 powerplant

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- $48,500 In the red for a long time lol

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Mortgage is debt, but it's offset by the value of the real property.

So, 265,000 house - 201,000 mortgage = $64,000 --- WEEEEEEEE I like being in the black

And technically, if you carry term life insurance that should count as an asset too :)

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And technically, if you carry term life insurance that should count as an asset too :)

it only turns into an asset after you die...

-$ 8,000 car loan

-$20,000 student loan

+$ 2,500 savings

+$ 1,000 checking

+$ 4,000 bike worth (conservative)

+$ 6,000 car worth (conservative)

+$ 1,000 Dune bug

=-$13,500, not terrible but in the red.

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it only turns into an asset after you die....

I'll have to ask my wife, she's an actuary so she could tell me for sure.

I believe if you're the policy owner (rather than a company) you can count it as an asset offset by your premium (if you haven't paid it off).

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Mortgage is debt, but it's offset by the value of the real property.

So, 265,000 house - 201,000 mortgage = $64,000 --- WEEEEEEEE I like being in the black

And technically, if you carry term life insurance that should count as an asset too :)

That's an interesting way to look at it... if you're a casualty of this economic crisis (recession, depression, whatever), I guess its kinda moot.

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Thats not fare> I carry dept so my money can make more money else where.....trick question.I could pay everything off but then be broke with no investments. Fuk that I vote keep money let the bank finace my fun.Good credit rocks

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I'll have to ask my wife, she's an actuary so she could tell me for sure.

I believe if you're the policy owner (rather than a company) you can count it as an asset offset by your premium (if you haven't paid it off).

It depends on if it is a term policy vs whole life (has a cash value)

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Thats not fare> I carry dept so my money can make more money else where.....trick question.I could pay everything off but then be broke with no investments. Fuk that I vote keep money let the bank finace my fun.Good credit rocks

leveraged for the win!! Smart guy

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