We live in a society that everyone has home mortgage, credit card payments,
car loans, college loans, etc. Very few people, if any, are debt free. Is
it really practical to hold this dated statement of 1932 as a guiding
principle?
Try looking it up in the Guidelines for LSA's. One should be current in one's obligations when considers making contributions to the Fund. One should consider the obligations one has when deciding on what constitutes a "personal sacrifice" for the Fund. ----------
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