To be eligible to serve on a (religious) mission, I must pay off other debts by a maximum age limit. How will I (legally) pay off $60,000 in loans within three years?
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Egao No Genki
ANSWERS: 9
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Use a credit card, then declare bankruptcy. Better yet, get the government to bail you out with your tax dollars.
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That is absurd! You have just given me a tiny piece of insight into Mormonism? Whatever you do, don't put it on credit. Salaam
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Credit cards - get lots and lots of them.
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That kinda depands on you. A millionaire could do it with out a care. Are you a millionaire? Perhaps you aren't a millionaire, than I suppose you should find a financial advisor and stop spending money that you don't have. I raised two children, paid all my bills and went to college by my self. Hello is their anybody their Mcfly?
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Become a televangelist
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Pay $1667 per month plus the interest on the loan?
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Couldn't they give you some extra time to pay it off, like 5 years?
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if you can't do it then guess you missed out. serve when you retire. sorry for my flippant remarks... now that I saw in comments that this was student loans, good question... how does one deal with student loans and serve a mission... guess that is another good reason to go before college. good luck man.
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There is no maximum age limit for a mission. . If you are talking of going on a mission at age 19 (the earliest age for a mission, and the age at which most of our missionaries go out) then I can't think of any way you could get $60,000 in loans by age 16. . Sounds like this is a fake question intended only to stir up controversy.
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