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    The biggest amount of money spent in an average person’s lifetime

    October 20th, 2007

    Perhaps the biggest amount spent in anybody’s lifetime would be a house purchase. Homeowner loan comes to mind.

    Some would argue that paying for the kids’ education, especially if it’s the fully-overseas type would prove to be even more expensive.

    Next, the car. Of course this depends on what car and how many cars.

    And next, probably the wedding.

    After that, gadgets like PCs and stuff.

    But don’t forget about personal loans, also known as unsecured loans, this one is tricky. It can start small, then become the biggest thing ever!

    Therefore, it’s important to ensure you don’t take loans from dodgy people and to shop around first.

    It would seem to be a good idea to pay for everything in cash, no Loans. Of course this would only be practical if you’re in a position to do so.

    Some people have something to “run away from,” so paying for something via a loan could be the way to go.

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