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February 17, 2011 at 9:36 AM #668513February 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM #667461
Diego Mamani
ParticipantYeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
February 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM #667524ParticipantYeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
February 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM #668132ParticipantYeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
February 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM #668270ParticipantYeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
February 17, 2011 at 12:57 PM #668613ParticipantYeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
February 17, 2011 at 1:30 PM #667481briansd1
Guest[quote=Diego Mamani]Yeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
True enough.
FHA will also likely cost taxpayers $100 billion.
Funny thing is that Fan/Fred and FHA sprang into action after the financial crisis to save the market.
But certain uninformed people who just don’t understand the chain of events accuse the GSEs of CAUSING the crisis.
February 17, 2011 at 1:30 PM #667543Guest[quote=Diego Mamani]Yeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
True enough.
FHA will also likely cost taxpayers $100 billion.
Funny thing is that Fan/Fred and FHA sprang into action after the financial crisis to save the market.
But certain uninformed people who just don’t understand the chain of events accuse the GSEs of CAUSING the crisis.
February 17, 2011 at 1:30 PM #668152Guest[quote=Diego Mamani]Yeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
True enough.
FHA will also likely cost taxpayers $100 billion.
Funny thing is that Fan/Fred and FHA sprang into action after the financial crisis to save the market.
But certain uninformed people who just don’t understand the chain of events accuse the GSEs of CAUSING the crisis.
February 17, 2011 at 1:30 PM #668290Guest[quote=Diego Mamani]Yeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
True enough.
FHA will also likely cost taxpayers $100 billion.
Funny thing is that Fan/Fred and FHA sprang into action after the financial crisis to save the market.
But certain uninformed people who just don’t understand the chain of events accuse the GSEs of CAUSING the crisis.
February 17, 2011 at 1:30 PM #668633Guest[quote=Diego Mamani]Yeah dude, cut back!
Anyways, the $13B pales in comparison to the money that we (taxpayers) will lose with Fannie and Freddie. We’ve already lost close to $150 BILLION, and we stand to lose another $160 billion to $1 trillion, according to conservative estimates:
True enough.
FHA will also likely cost taxpayers $100 billion.
Funny thing is that Fan/Fred and FHA sprang into action after the financial crisis to save the market.
But certain uninformed people who just don’t understand the chain of events accuse the GSEs of CAUSING the crisis.
February 17, 2011 at 1:48 PM #667491Arraya
ParticipantI can’t imagine it’s too hard to turn a profit at the money factory
February 17, 2011 at 1:48 PM #667553ParticipantI can’t imagine it’s too hard to turn a profit at the money factory
February 17, 2011 at 1:48 PM #668162ParticipantI can’t imagine it’s too hard to turn a profit at the money factory
February 17, 2011 at 1:48 PM #668300ParticipantI can’t imagine it’s too hard to turn a profit at the money factory
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