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What does a “slave to the lender” look like today?
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In America, most are slave to the car they drive or the house they live in. An old commercial portrayed a suburban man cooking on his grill at his house with all the amenities, but he wasn’t enjoying his quality of life because he was telling the audience he was in debt up to his eyeballs. Many of us become slave to the so-called America dream.
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To me feel like I can’t get a break and my hands are tried.
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I believe that the never ending cycle of debt is what this phrase looks like today. Between the need to keep up with the Jones’ (due to social media influence and fads/trends) and the temptation of “easy” to obtain credit; we are almost enslaved or at least entrapped by debt.
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Being a slave to the lender looks like the people who are struggling with credit card interest, home loans, student debt and car loans for example.