Pretty much house. Or anything they can take back.
I put a bunch of dental work on a credit card and then stopped opening letters from the credit card company. It has been a decade so my credit is good now.
I’d go with house or something that retained value so it could be resold – hopefully at a profit.
I thought about @canidmajor ‘s noble answer and realized i wouldn’t even do that for myself. I would not put my family in debt to save others or myself. .
@LuckyGuy :: you do realize that tons of debt doesn’t land you in the gulag. It might make it hard to finance a new car but the liver transplant is more important.
@AshlynM “tons of debt doesn’t land you in the gulag”. So true. If it weren’t we’d have a different Tweeter in chief.
Trump declared (business) bankruptcy at least 4 times with debt in the billions, screwing lenders, pension funds, contractors, painters, builders out of $4 – $8 billion – maybe much more.