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[jesssmalls]

Thank you Christi for having so much patience with people

[wl]

This video answered the chunk size question I was searching everywhere for! Much appreciated.

[purpletree]

1.56 a day times 30 days 46.80 interest for the month

[ginavader]

I've been searching for a bank that offers LOC . I haven't found one in WA. Is there another way?

[Radtech]

Why do you speed up when explaining the process?
Each step is crucial to understand so please slow down, that is, if you want us to comprehend what you are instructing?

[nakamag-trader]

To be honest, he seems to be an arrogant person hahaha. Hope he can clear out his debt anytime soon based on his budget.

[EmilGhiurau]

What if you don't have cash flow?
Your income is $4000, expenses $4000? Is this not doable? Only for those that have cash flow, this will work, correct?

It's the same thing if you have $500 to save every month, you can put that in a special "Principal Savings" account and 6 months later you put that towards the principal?