08-26-2011, 05:10 PM
(08-26-2011, 05:06 PM)BlueTiki Wrote:(08-26-2011, 04:59 PM)Cracker Wrote: It's kinda like if your wife gets really, really fat. You divorce before the big-time-alimony kicks in and get a better model for half the price because she doesn't eat nearly as much...
This is why people make bad financial decisions . . . fucked-up logic.
You divorce her while she is thin and will possibly be snatched-up by another, so you won't be required to pay alimony.
If you wait till she's fat and dump her, it shows your true character and again, not willing to honor a 'contract'.
Tiki, I just honestly feel the lending industry didn't live up to their end of the contract. They inflated the prices on purpose to get money from people. Why should anyone uphold their end of a contract when the other party doesn't? Why is that even remotely OK when most families have a majority of their wealth tied up in their homes? Step off the horse for a second and tell why that contract should still be valid.