Personally I think it’s a horrible idea (said as someone facing years of paying off debt due to bad choices and wishing I could do things with my family with that money now instead). You never know what is going to come at you in the future - illness, job loss, opportunities but with a cost, and so forth. I use to be skeptical. Life taught me to be a believer in eliminating debt like credit cards as quickly as possible.My question is what are people thoughts on sending children to Catholic school but have a good amount of credit card debt?
Not. Debt should be avoided whenever possible.My question is what are people thoughts on sending children to Catholic school but have a good amount of credit card debt?
I would say–definitely don’t go further into debt for K-12.My question is what are people thoughts on sending children to Catholic school but have a good amount of credit card debt?
Then the problem isn’t (only or primarily) the price of Catholic schooling.Thanks all! What if your wife insists on sending them to Catholic school despite the debt, and wont listen to you otherwise?
When one person makes a unilateral decision in finances despite the opposition of s spouse then there is a marital issue, not a scholastic one.Thanks all! What if your wife insists on sending them to Catholic school despite the debt, and wont listen to you otherwise?
I think you hit the nail on the head, thanks for being honest.When one person makes a unilateral decision in finances despite the opposition of s spouse then there is a marital issue, not a scholastic one.