Yea, I'm planning for end times and expecting to be jobless within 12 mos. I've set up financials to accommodate, and have been thinking a lot about an extended sabbatical, but watching my money evaporate to inflation is really depressing and feels like I made the wrong move.max225 wrote: ↑Mon Apr 26, 2021 3:43 pmI feel like I should have gotten a more expensive house. I have a 2.3% interest rate loan and I should have taken advantage of it. But I was too scared of higher taxes/rona/economic doom.
Now the more expensive house is out of the comfort zone. I can't complain but there is a downside to being especially when money is depreciating. What is the point. I have 0 regrets in buying the new taco for example... I waited 9 months to get it... and now it's no easier then then... and I got 6+ months of use out of it. Life is short y'all. And we're going through crazy uncertainties.
The government won't let shit fail... they didn't in 08 and still won't. The assholes that buy @100% their maximum budget end up winning. That's a hard lesson I learned before but refused to follow this time around again.
Probably should have just yolo'd on a mansion or something and just filed bankruptcy when I can't pay the mortgage anymore and buy another one a few years later when my credit was back. I could still do something irresponsible with cars, but I've frankly just lost interest in that. I've lost interest in most things really.