There are some financial things you should never do. They are:
- You should never co-sign a loan, not even for a relative or a best friend.
- You should never live above your means.
- You should never spend more than you make.
- You should never use credit cards to cover your shortfalls.
- You should never carry a credit card balance.
- You should never borrow money against a 40l(k).
- You should never borrow money for investments.
- You should never buy a house if you don’t have 20% to put down, enough money to cover closing costs, a fully-funded emergency fund, and are fully funding your retirement account.
- You should never finance a car for longer than three years.
- You should never let a friend or relative use your credit card or have access to information that can allow them to open loans or credit cards in your name.
- You should never buy any other life insurance except term-life insurance.
- You should never steal from God by not tithing cheerfully.
- You should never invest in anything that you do not understand.
- You should never become involved in get rich quick schemes.
- You should never lease a car.
- You should never use a payday loan.