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Imagine you’re getting a loan.
There’s various things you’d want to know about it.
One of the main ones would be the repayment plan.
How much would have to be repaid, how often and for how long.
And you’d look at your existing finances and see if it would work around that and set a plan going forward.
Over eating is much like taking a loan.
Or going into an overdraft.
Absolutely nothing wrong with it.
Might be the right thing to do at that particular point.
We all do it.
It’s fine.
It’s the repayment plan we need to be aware of.
If our Saturday night out creates a repayment plan that involves barely eating the next week, is the ‘debt’ worth it?
Or if our holiday will involve a more gradual repayment over a number of weeks or months……….
That we’re likely to get bored of and stop………
Was that ‘debt’ worth it?
Could we have got just as much enjoyment while creating half that repayment needed?
No right or wrong answer.
But, as with a loan, it’s worth knowing.
It’s fine to overspend.
But if then plan to pay it back isn’t really going to work, it’s worth questioning.
Much love,
Jon ‘Shark’ Hall and Matt ‘Free Direct’ Nicholson
P.S. If you want help with the proverbial(ish) consolidation of previous loans, that’s what we’re here for –>Â myrise.co.uk/briefing-meeting
