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basically what tgey are saying is that they want a Govt subsidization of the difference between the teaser rate and the risk adjusted full rate…I.E they want the savers to pay their mortgage.
Fu-k Them..all of them….
“basically what tgey are saying is that they want a Govt subsidization of the difference between the teaser rate and the risk adjusted full rate…I.E they want the savers to pay their mortgage.”
This isn’t necesarilly true, is it? It could be that whoever holds the loan now would be doing the subsidizing.
“This isn’t necesarilly true, is it? It could be that whoever holds the loan now would be doing the subsidizing”
And who would that be? Private investors? Really? How would you like your pension fund or 401k invested in that?
I agree completely with JWM… I doubt the investors signed on to a 1% return…
Sounds like it would be taxpayer money one way or another… FHA or something like that.
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I guess if you're unemployed, there's nothing better to do than to protest 🙂
“I guess if you’re unemployed, there’s nothing better to do than to protest :)”
Yeah, either that or try to extract more “equity” from your house or apply for more credit cards.
Here’s a better idea.
These ACORN people have no respect for legal contracts. Since it is fine with them to cancel a legally binding contract, I say we should go back and cancel the Bill of Rights contract with the people, namely the 1st Amendment. No more right to free speech, no more right to peaceably assemble.
How does that sound ACORN? Do you really want to go down that road?
Amendment I
Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the government for a redress of grievances.