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Anonymous

12 May 2019

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I’m a 40-year old single with two cats while paying off housing loan. While my cats are slightly expensive, they make me happy and want to continue owning cats even after retirement. Should I keep this cats or focus on paying off my loan?

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Li Elizabeth

24 Jan 2024

Joy is priceless. It's better than cash in hand but paying IMH for medical

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megadisc

26 Jan 2023

Keep the cats , life is short

be happy

another 40ish person .

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Junus Eu

12 May 2019

Is it an either or situation? If yes, then it would definitely be paying off the housing loan. After...

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