I bet you are. Imagine that - asking questions about your financial future and the rep getting pissed off!
Too bad cities and pension funds did not take your approach.
Credit forgiveness for people who don't pay their credit cards- lol
I feel like an idiot because i save almost every penny and invest conservatively. I should have been running up the credit cards and throwing caution to the wind.
True.
I am not absolutely certain he will pick Paulson - I just know that he has been suggested.
Also yes the bailout really does nothing for homeowners. The banks are suggesting credit card debt forgiveness now as well and I think there will be a mortage cramdown or bailout type package next.
No - he has said he would not do it. I don't know who he is going to pick. I know Volcker has been hanging out with him but he may be a too old for the job. There is a strong possibility Paulson will stay. Buffet has also suggested that Paulson should stay as well.
(watching out for...
Your right. Instead of inevitable it is highly probable yet not absolutely certain. Inevitable was too strong of a word.
As far as research goes take a look at the real estate markets in California, Nevada, Arizona, Florida and Michigan. Then research pension funds in the US and how they...
The Baltic Dry Index:
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Record drop sparks fears for dry bulk owners
http://www.lloydslist.com/ll/news/record-drop-sparks-fears-for-dry-bulk-owners/20017585735.htm
1) Yes. It is quite possible we will have a Great Depression style banking collapse and that giving money to the bankers who created this mess in the first place will result in a similar if not worse situation. What you just witnessed was the first wave of foreclosures on subprime loans. The...
America should take a chance and make Barack Obama the next leader of the free world
http://www.economist.com/world/unitedstates/displayStory.cfm?story_id=12516666&source=features_box1
http://www.economist.com/world/unitedstates/displayStory.cfm?story_id=12516666&source=features_box1
It is just delaying the inevitable.
The banks in the US are showing no sign of using this money in a way that inspires confidence.
http://bailoutsleuth.com/
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