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Personal Finance (Not Investing) • Re: Looking back were you too conservative when purchasing the home you raised your family in?

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It's easy to express regret because everything worked out.

Had an unexpected job loss, or one of unusual duration occured, those same people would probably be thankful they didn't stretch.
What’s the opposite of survivorship bias? Where the only probability one can conceive is all the bad things that can go wrong?

That’s what BHs is trending towards with regards spending
Seems reasonable to be a little more cautious on the most expensive purchase most people make, that could cause them to lose sleep in the event of job loss or their children to have to change schools.

Statistics: Posted by OrangeKiwi — Tue Dec 10, 2024 6:57 am



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