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July 26, 2009 at 8:12 AM #436848July 26, 2009 at 11:12 AM #436893mixxalotParticipant
Try getting a new mortgage from your bank lately? Nope, they want minimum 15-20% DOWN for conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Real estate prices in San Diego have not dropped enough for most folks to put down 100k on a new home.
July 26, 2009 at 11:12 AM #437646mixxalotParticipantTry getting a new mortgage from your bank lately? Nope, they want minimum 15-20% DOWN for conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Real estate prices in San Diego have not dropped enough for most folks to put down 100k on a new home.
July 26, 2009 at 11:12 AM #437409mixxalotParticipantTry getting a new mortgage from your bank lately? Nope, they want minimum 15-20% DOWN for conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Real estate prices in San Diego have not dropped enough for most folks to put down 100k on a new home.
July 26, 2009 at 11:12 AM #437096mixxalotParticipantTry getting a new mortgage from your bank lately? Nope, they want minimum 15-20% DOWN for conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Real estate prices in San Diego have not dropped enough for most folks to put down 100k on a new home.
July 26, 2009 at 11:12 AM #437481mixxalotParticipantTry getting a new mortgage from your bank lately? Nope, they want minimum 15-20% DOWN for conventional 30 year fixed rate mortgage. Real estate prices in San Diego have not dropped enough for most folks to put down 100k on a new home.
July 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM #437686outtamojoParticipantUS Bank just gave me a zero percent credit card offer. Also got offer for one of those “Black Cards”
which I promptly shredded when I saw the astronomical annual fee.Btw, what’s wrong with banks asking 20% down? I don’t consider that tight in my book.
July 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM #437520outtamojoParticipantUS Bank just gave me a zero percent credit card offer. Also got offer for one of those “Black Cards”
which I promptly shredded when I saw the astronomical annual fee.Btw, what’s wrong with banks asking 20% down? I don’t consider that tight in my book.
July 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM #437133outtamojoParticipantUS Bank just gave me a zero percent credit card offer. Also got offer for one of those “Black Cards”
which I promptly shredded when I saw the astronomical annual fee.Btw, what’s wrong with banks asking 20% down? I don’t consider that tight in my book.
July 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM #437449outtamojoParticipantUS Bank just gave me a zero percent credit card offer. Also got offer for one of those “Black Cards”
which I promptly shredded when I saw the astronomical annual fee.Btw, what’s wrong with banks asking 20% down? I don’t consider that tight in my book.
July 26, 2009 at 12:00 PM #436933outtamojoParticipantUS Bank just gave me a zero percent credit card offer. Also got offer for one of those “Black Cards”
which I promptly shredded when I saw the astronomical annual fee.Btw, what’s wrong with banks asking 20% down? I don’t consider that tight in my book.
July 26, 2009 at 1:50 PM #437563DWCAPParticipantI got the ‘we are raising your rate unless you opt out’ letter too. I dont really care, cause I have never missed a payment and never for a second carried a balance. I am supprised I didnt get a letter saying “if you keep this s&!t up, we are canceling your card.” I have no fees, and obviusly no interst payments, but get a rebate every month that cuts my payment by a few bucks. The way I see it, they are paying me to use their card to collect the merchant fees I generate. They have gotta hate me.
I dont really understand why people care so much about what the theoritical interest rates are. Pay your bills and it is 0%, plus some rebate credits.
Strangly, I guess this is one of the few cases where the irresponsible subsidize the responsible.
July 26, 2009 at 1:50 PM #437250DWCAPParticipantI got the ‘we are raising your rate unless you opt out’ letter too. I dont really care, cause I have never missed a payment and never for a second carried a balance. I am supprised I didnt get a letter saying “if you keep this s&!t up, we are canceling your card.” I have no fees, and obviusly no interst payments, but get a rebate every month that cuts my payment by a few bucks. The way I see it, they are paying me to use their card to collect the merchant fees I generate. They have gotta hate me.
I dont really understand why people care so much about what the theoritical interest rates are. Pay your bills and it is 0%, plus some rebate credits.
Strangly, I guess this is one of the few cases where the irresponsible subsidize the responsible.
July 26, 2009 at 1:50 PM #437634DWCAPParticipantI got the ‘we are raising your rate unless you opt out’ letter too. I dont really care, cause I have never missed a payment and never for a second carried a balance. I am supprised I didnt get a letter saying “if you keep this s&!t up, we are canceling your card.” I have no fees, and obviusly no interst payments, but get a rebate every month that cuts my payment by a few bucks. The way I see it, they are paying me to use their card to collect the merchant fees I generate. They have gotta hate me.
I dont really understand why people care so much about what the theoritical interest rates are. Pay your bills and it is 0%, plus some rebate credits.
Strangly, I guess this is one of the few cases where the irresponsible subsidize the responsible.
July 26, 2009 at 1:50 PM #437047DWCAPParticipantI got the ‘we are raising your rate unless you opt out’ letter too. I dont really care, cause I have never missed a payment and never for a second carried a balance. I am supprised I didnt get a letter saying “if you keep this s&!t up, we are canceling your card.” I have no fees, and obviusly no interst payments, but get a rebate every month that cuts my payment by a few bucks. The way I see it, they are paying me to use their card to collect the merchant fees I generate. They have gotta hate me.
I dont really understand why people care so much about what the theoritical interest rates are. Pay your bills and it is 0%, plus some rebate credits.
Strangly, I guess this is one of the few cases where the irresponsible subsidize the responsible.
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