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So I guess this is a good thread to ask this question in--The rates for apartments in my complex have plummeted since my girlfriend and I moved in (We pay $750/mo, nowadays the same apartment is roughly $575/mo). We signed a 2 year lease (I'd lived here a year already and loved the place, so we wanted the biggest discount possible). Are rental rates usually locked in from the signing of the lease, or is it something where I could negotiate, especially considering how much lower the price for my apartment is nowadays?
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FISHMANPET posted:I'm well aware I've hosed this up, I'm just wondering if I have any recourse beyond just paying it off and never dealing with Dell Financial again. Those offers usually have a super high interest rate. You should probably pay off as much of it as you can as fast as you can, so you don't end up paying $3000+ for a $1500 laptop (though you may already be at that point)
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Sundae posted:First, I hate you for having that low of rent. Those are per week figures, so he pays $1150/mo on rent. Two things: $180/wk is fairly high for spending money, so if you were looking to save someplace, this might be a good place to look And, what does "savings" entail? Is this an IRA?
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Honestly, every single expense you have is less than the minimum possible here.
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If you just ask, I don't think they'll lie to you. I got hit with this with USBank--basically, what they said was, if any electronic charges/deposits hit within 48h of closing the account. A purchase hit my account after I called without me knowing, and I didn't think to check, and later I got a fee of $10 for having a zero balance on my account. So, my advice is to ask them in no uncertain terms, under what conditions your account would stay open, and then monitor the account for a few days after to make sure nothing reopens the account.
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2508084 posted:Okay, I will admit (if necessary) that I'm a big, huge baby, but how do you guys keep your houses at 54F?! I left my heat off last night and was woken up half frozen at 62F(with a comforter and a "sleep outside" camping sleeping bag on my bed)! I live in California, granted, but I felt like I was going to freeze to death. My house is all electric, if it matters. I would have to wear a sweater, a hoodie, long underpants (if I owned any), sweat pants, and two pairs of socks to let it get that cold in my place. Well, I don't go down that cold either (don't really have to, since I live in Florida), but the nights that get down to 65, I use an electric blanket.... I'm pretty sure i could handle 50F if i had an electric blanket. If you look at the times he has his house at those temps, it's the night and when everyone is probably working.
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