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Oct 3, 2022
4:00:31pm
BYUfan92 All-American
Agreed. But thats with a more "normal" income than 350K and somebody who is
say making 80K or 100K of 120K I can easily see having total car debt of at least 50% of their annual income. But, as income goes up and up and up it becomes, IMO, much more questionable to keep spending that percentage.
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