I would like to take a trip someplace tropical, but should I take out a loan?

Most of my cash goes "toward the bills", but I'd like to take a cruise to Bermuda?

Questions?

1) Is it a big deal if I go alone? I organized a spring break trip in college 5 months in advance and everyone bailed. I'm seeing someone for the last month, but I think it's too early to ask her? I'm not planning to go until late May the earliest anyway.

2) Is there a way I can take out a loan where if I pay it back within two months it'll help my credit. I was thinking of like $1500 for everything, but what should I do?

3) I am paying on time for my auto and college loans. Should I be ok?

4) Is Norweigan a good line?

27 year old male, btw.

Thanks!

One person is like 600 something dollars.....

but what kind of fees do they throw on top of it?

In my opinion if you can not afford to go on vacation with what you make than you cant go $1500 dollars is not that hard to save up pay your bills buy food and than put the rest of the money away and it will add up quickly and you wont have to pay interest rates and crap like that i have a rule for me and my husband we do not spend anything less than a 20 any change left over from that goes into a box and thats how we save money it actually works pretty good

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