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bob2007
ParticipantSounds good for the most part. I actually like that area. Only downside is $500 mello roos and HOA. That would be a problem with resale. But, you say you want to stay for a long time, and are ok with that part, so maybe resale isn’t that big of a problem.
ParticipantUCgal,
Is there any possibility that your “crappy employer” is having a down year, and the matching was stopped to save a job or two? At least you are still employed.
ParticipantUCgal,
Is there any possibility that your “crappy employer” is having a down year, and the matching was stopped to save a job or two? At least you are still employed.
ParticipantUCgal,
Is there any possibility that your “crappy employer” is having a down year, and the matching was stopped to save a job or two? At least you are still employed.
ParticipantUCgal,
Is there any possibility that your “crappy employer” is having a down year, and the matching was stopped to save a job or two? At least you are still employed.
ParticipantUCgal,
Is there any possibility that your “crappy employer” is having a down year, and the matching was stopped to save a job or two? At least you are still employed.
Participantpeterb, I would agree. There is a little irony there in my opinion. Although each individual is responsible for their decisions, the gov’t was a major enabler by reducing nearly all standards for gov’t purchasing of loans. So the gov’t makes poor decisions on what they purchase (among many other things), then the next gen moves towards bigger gov’t. That move will ensure they have a lower standard of living than previous college grads.
Participantpeterb, I would agree. There is a little irony there in my opinion. Although each individual is responsible for their decisions, the gov’t was a major enabler by reducing nearly all standards for gov’t purchasing of loans. So the gov’t makes poor decisions on what they purchase (among many other things), then the next gen moves towards bigger gov’t. That move will ensure they have a lower standard of living than previous college grads.
Participantpeterb, I would agree. There is a little irony there in my opinion. Although each individual is responsible for their decisions, the gov’t was a major enabler by reducing nearly all standards for gov’t purchasing of loans. So the gov’t makes poor decisions on what they purchase (among many other things), then the next gen moves towards bigger gov’t. That move will ensure they have a lower standard of living than previous college grads.
Participantpeterb, I would agree. There is a little irony there in my opinion. Although each individual is responsible for their decisions, the gov’t was a major enabler by reducing nearly all standards for gov’t purchasing of loans. So the gov’t makes poor decisions on what they purchase (among many other things), then the next gen moves towards bigger gov’t. That move will ensure they have a lower standard of living than previous college grads.
Participantpeterb, I would agree. There is a little irony there in my opinion. Although each individual is responsible for their decisions, the gov’t was a major enabler by reducing nearly all standards for gov’t purchasing of loans. So the gov’t makes poor decisions on what they purchase (among many other things), then the next gen moves towards bigger gov’t. That move will ensure they have a lower standard of living than previous college grads.
ParticipantI think this is discouraging. One interpretation can be that they want whatever they think is the “promised dream” (material things), while protesting the lack of gov’t funding for their education.
ParticipantI think this is discouraging. One interpretation can be that they want whatever they think is the “promised dream” (material things), while protesting the lack of gov’t funding for their education.
ParticipantI think this is discouraging. One interpretation can be that they want whatever they think is the “promised dream” (material things), while protesting the lack of gov’t funding for their education.
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