Your flexible fiend
Today I paid off two credit cards in their entirety. I am mightily pleased with myself; my profligate past is slowly coming under control, and I am freeing up enough lines of credit to finance a profligate future my cashflow might soon begin to look a little rosier.
Whatever its benedits or disbenefits at a national level, there is much to be said for applying a little Freedmanesque monetarism to the old wallet. That said, Keynsian economics is far more fun.
Until the bill arrives.
Still, I'd be lying if I said I hadn't had fun running up the debt, my credit cards financed two longish holidays in the US, and any number of trips to Germany, Sweden and Belgium.
Can't complain.
Whatever its benedits or disbenefits at a national level, there is much to be said for applying a little Freedmanesque monetarism to the old wallet. That said, Keynsian economics is far more fun.
Until the bill arrives.
Still, I'd be lying if I said I hadn't had fun running up the debt, my credit cards financed two longish holidays in the US, and any number of trips to Germany, Sweden and Belgium.
Can't complain.