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December 3, 2007 at 6:03 AM #108040December 3, 2007 at 6:37 AM #1078944plexownerParticipant
hard to imagine that a ‘financial planner’ might also
sell insurance (strictly as a service to his clients)
have a loan broker’s license (strictly as a service to his clients)
any bets?
December 3, 2007 at 6:37 AM #1079974plexownerParticipanthard to imagine that a ‘financial planner’ might also
sell insurance (strictly as a service to his clients)
have a loan broker’s license (strictly as a service to his clients)
any bets?
December 3, 2007 at 6:37 AM #1080294plexownerParticipanthard to imagine that a ‘financial planner’ might also
sell insurance (strictly as a service to his clients)
have a loan broker’s license (strictly as a service to his clients)
any bets?
December 3, 2007 at 6:37 AM #1080374plexownerParticipanthard to imagine that a ‘financial planner’ might also
sell insurance (strictly as a service to his clients)
have a loan broker’s license (strictly as a service to his clients)
any bets?
December 3, 2007 at 6:37 AM #1080504plexownerParticipanthard to imagine that a ‘financial planner’ might also
sell insurance (strictly as a service to his clients)
have a loan broker’s license (strictly as a service to his clients)
any bets?
December 3, 2007 at 7:02 AM #107904AnonymousGuestYou basically just have to be breathing to be a “Financial Planner”.
The “Tightwad Gazette” books would slap some reality into them and give them much more sound advice. They are free at the library. Probably next to the rows of idiotic Financial Planning/Real Estate get rich books.
I vote for Buffalo. It looks pretty good in the Bruce Almighty movie.
December 3, 2007 at 7:02 AM #108007AnonymousGuestYou basically just have to be breathing to be a “Financial Planner”.
The “Tightwad Gazette” books would slap some reality into them and give them much more sound advice. They are free at the library. Probably next to the rows of idiotic Financial Planning/Real Estate get rich books.
I vote for Buffalo. It looks pretty good in the Bruce Almighty movie.
December 3, 2007 at 7:02 AM #108039AnonymousGuestYou basically just have to be breathing to be a “Financial Planner”.
The “Tightwad Gazette” books would slap some reality into them and give them much more sound advice. They are free at the library. Probably next to the rows of idiotic Financial Planning/Real Estate get rich books.
I vote for Buffalo. It looks pretty good in the Bruce Almighty movie.
December 3, 2007 at 7:02 AM #108047AnonymousGuestYou basically just have to be breathing to be a “Financial Planner”.
The “Tightwad Gazette” books would slap some reality into them and give them much more sound advice. They are free at the library. Probably next to the rows of idiotic Financial Planning/Real Estate get rich books.
I vote for Buffalo. It looks pretty good in the Bruce Almighty movie.
December 3, 2007 at 7:02 AM #108059AnonymousGuestYou basically just have to be breathing to be a “Financial Planner”.
The “Tightwad Gazette” books would slap some reality into them and give them much more sound advice. They are free at the library. Probably next to the rows of idiotic Financial Planning/Real Estate get rich books.
I vote for Buffalo. It looks pretty good in the Bruce Almighty movie.
December 3, 2007 at 7:29 AM #107919BugsParticipantPeople are assuming these people are operating with ratios similar to ours, but there are some differences. Proeprty taxes in New York are not based off a capped assessment value as they are in California, and energy costs to operate a household and get around in Buffalo are going to be a lot higher than they are here. That adds significantly to their budget.
December 3, 2007 at 7:29 AM #108022BugsParticipantPeople are assuming these people are operating with ratios similar to ours, but there are some differences. Proeprty taxes in New York are not based off a capped assessment value as they are in California, and energy costs to operate a household and get around in Buffalo are going to be a lot higher than they are here. That adds significantly to their budget.
December 3, 2007 at 7:29 AM #108054BugsParticipantPeople are assuming these people are operating with ratios similar to ours, but there are some differences. Proeprty taxes in New York are not based off a capped assessment value as they are in California, and energy costs to operate a household and get around in Buffalo are going to be a lot higher than they are here. That adds significantly to their budget.
December 3, 2007 at 7:29 AM #108062BugsParticipantPeople are assuming these people are operating with ratios similar to ours, but there are some differences. Proeprty taxes in New York are not based off a capped assessment value as they are in California, and energy costs to operate a household and get around in Buffalo are going to be a lot higher than they are here. That adds significantly to their budget.
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