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  • November 4, 2010 at 11:04 PM #628064
    Anonymous
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    Not sure how you define “Thriving”. Of course there are alot of people who are well off and always will be.

    But seriously, unless you are a bank executive, the majority of people are making less real income today than they were say 2-3 years ago.

    November 4, 2010 at 11:25 PM #627002
    sdrealtor
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    How can you say that? I think the majority of people around my area are making about the same income. But alot of them are benefiting from increased discretionary income by refinancing their mortgages. I just sent a friend/neighbor over to Sheldon who was paying 5.875 on a 600K loan. He’s a biotech guy who was busy at work and not paying attention to rates. His payment is going down around $600/month!!!

    November 4, 2010 at 11:25 PM #627080
    sdrealtor
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    How can you say that? I think the majority of people around my area are making about the same income. But alot of them are benefiting from increased discretionary income by refinancing their mortgages. I just sent a friend/neighbor over to Sheldon who was paying 5.875 on a 600K loan. He’s a biotech guy who was busy at work and not paying attention to rates. His payment is going down around $600/month!!!

    November 4, 2010 at 11:25 PM #627635
    sdrealtor
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    How can you say that? I think the majority of people around my area are making about the same income. But alot of them are benefiting from increased discretionary income by refinancing their mortgages. I just sent a friend/neighbor over to Sheldon who was paying 5.875 on a 600K loan. He’s a biotech guy who was busy at work and not paying attention to rates. His payment is going down around $600/month!!!

    November 4, 2010 at 11:25 PM #627760
    sdrealtor
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    How can you say that? I think the majority of people around my area are making about the same income. But alot of them are benefiting from increased discretionary income by refinancing their mortgages. I just sent a friend/neighbor over to Sheldon who was paying 5.875 on a 600K loan. He’s a biotech guy who was busy at work and not paying attention to rates. His payment is going down around $600/month!!!

    November 4, 2010 at 11:25 PM #628069
    sdrealtor
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    How can you say that? I think the majority of people around my area are making about the same income. But alot of them are benefiting from increased discretionary income by refinancing their mortgages. I just sent a friend/neighbor over to Sheldon who was paying 5.875 on a 600K loan. He’s a biotech guy who was busy at work and not paying attention to rates. His payment is going down around $600/month!!!

    November 4, 2010 at 11:40 PM #627011
    Anonymous
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    You’re right, people today have a lot more discretionary income than before.

    Wait, then can you explain to me why the Fed is doing QE?

    November 4, 2010 at 11:40 PM #627089
    Anonymous
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    You’re right, people today have a lot more discretionary income than before.

    Wait, then can you explain to me why the Fed is doing QE?

    November 4, 2010 at 11:40 PM #627645
    Anonymous
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    You’re right, people today have a lot more discretionary income than before.

    Wait, then can you explain to me why the Fed is doing QE?

    November 4, 2010 at 11:40 PM #627770
    Anonymous
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    You’re right, people today have a lot more discretionary income than before.

    Wait, then can you explain to me why the Fed is doing QE?

    November 4, 2010 at 11:40 PM #628079
    Anonymous
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    You’re right, people today have a lot more discretionary income than before.

    Wait, then can you explain to me why the Fed is doing QE?

    November 4, 2010 at 11:44 PM #627015
    Anonymous
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    Seriously, has your friend been living in a friggin cave? Rates have been below 5% for well over a year, maybe two.

    Belive it or not, in real work places, something you know little about, topics such as HISTORIC low interest rates actually come up now and then.

    November 4, 2010 at 11:44 PM #627094
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    Seriously, has your friend been living in a friggin cave? Rates have been below 5% for well over a year, maybe two.

    Belive it or not, in real work places, something you know little about, topics such as HISTORIC low interest rates actually come up now and then.

    November 4, 2010 at 11:44 PM #627650
    Anonymous
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    Seriously, has your friend been living in a friggin cave? Rates have been below 5% for well over a year, maybe two.

    Belive it or not, in real work places, something you know little about, topics such as HISTORIC low interest rates actually come up now and then.

    November 4, 2010 at 11:44 PM #627775
    Anonymous
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    Seriously, has your friend been living in a friggin cave? Rates have been below 5% for well over a year, maybe two.

    Belive it or not, in real work places, something you know little about, topics such as HISTORIC low interest rates actually come up now and then.

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