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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Planning a birthday/belated honeymoon to California next year and budgeting for first class. We have kids, we have debt, but life is short and I want to fly first class, dammit.  We work really hard and are on the right track so wtf.  Some people need to live a little![/quote]
That's OK to pay for this experience in celebration but it sounds wild to me to do that while you're in debt!!![/quote]

Yes, it is rather stupid to do that. [b] Most likely they will still be in debt and not on track for retirement or college savings in 5 years with that financial mentality.[/b] Once kids are college age, they will complain about being "donut hole" family and how it's just not fair they don't have $100K+ per year for college per kid and "how could I have possibly saved for that on my income"[/quote]

Oh FFS! (NP here.) If you don't relax just a little, you may never live long enough to enjoy your retirement. Have a great time in California and enjoy that campaign when you board the plane, PP. [/quote]

It is certainly possible to enjoy your life without flying first class. Domestic first class isn’t even every fancy.[/quote]

Cannot imagine paying for first class (I get economy plus type) if I have debt.  Then again, it's likely that mentality that got them "into debt".  I define debt as anything other than mortgage and car loan but in reality, I wouldn't personally pay for first class until I could pay cash for my cars (unless the loan is 0.9% or less).  [/quote]

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