but I don't know if it is a bad thing to do or not.
It's good if the loan is a lower interest rate and there are no early payoff fees (if you intend to pay off early) and you don't ring up anymore credit card debt. If you are needing to quailify for a home loan, or auto loan or somthing you might want to hold off (or close the credit card account(s)) to limit the number of liabilities on your credit report.
See, Lee didn't even beat me by two minutes, and now she's all special.
Dude, I've
always
been special.
(and no, not in the short bus kind of way. In the bling/new house/gimme gimme kind of way)
not in the short bus kind of way
"In the stop eating paste sort of way?"
And now I've dropped below msbelle.
I suspect I'll never be gotten to.
Lee is next. Her wants are currently unstated.
Let's see. I'm working on one thing, but bling and money and pretty boys are good.
msbelle's needs are more easily met than yours. Sorry.
I could be convinced to advocate on behalf of those low on the list.
For a small fee.
Jesse, I try to sic Ambush Makeover on you. It's almost like free stuff.
Heh, Nora, I was already thinking that about the interest rates. The bank would have to offer something pretty damn high to be worse than the credit cards, though.
My plan was to cancel all but one credit card, which would not be kept in my wallet.
Remember Mona's rules for life: You can have a hot job, a hot apartment, or a hot boyfriend, but no more than 2 of the 3 at any given time.
Well, then I'd choose fabulous job, nice apartment, and no man. A girl can make do on her own.