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Given the low operating costs and the nice cushion, have you considered allowing those in BS1 and BS2 to become friends at a discount? Maybe $5 for 3 months or $20 for the year?
Mortgage paid off Feb 12, 2010 BS 7a - kitchen remodel completed - 2011 BS 7b - my bathroom remodel and max out sinking funds ($13.5K) - 2012 BS 7c - min car repl fund $13K - 2013 My goal was to retire in Jan 2016 at age 58, but instead I retired 10/24/2014
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Originally Posted by
Dorothy
Given the low operating costs and the nice cushion, have you considered allowing those in BS1 and BS2 to become friends at a discount? Maybe $5 for 3 months or $20 for the year?
Well, there's not really a way I would be able to be sure that they're in BS1 or BS2, but that's not why I'm against this.
I'm against this because if you're in BS1 or BS2, you don't need to be sending us money, you need to be getting the hell out of debt.
So --- no. Get out of debt, get your finances in order, then you can pay it forward later. 
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Originally Posted by
EvilGreebo
Well, there's not really a way I would be able to be sure that they're in BS1 or BS2, but that's not why I'm against this.
I'm against this because if you're in BS1 or BS2, you don't need to be sending us money, you need to be getting the hell out of debt.
So --- no. Get out of debt, get your finances in order, then you can pay it forward later.
When you guys first started this site I offered to send some funds. I think someone told me you guys had plenty of funds and not to worry about it. I just found this link recently. Makes me feel good to support this site as it's helped me a ton!
Thanks for all the work you guys do! It's really appreciated. You have no idea!
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