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Great article about a somewhat uncomfortable topic. Once again, l love how you guys go to the heart of the issue!
I budget for the regular routine stuff with my horses. The biggest financial issue I foresee is colic surgery – because I do not have $10,000 just sitting under my mattress!
But a friend of mine told me about care credit, so I pre-qualified for that – just in case. It does give me a bit more peace of mind to have that in place. Hope to never use it!