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ParticipantI just called US Bank and explained that my car is not worth tha same as new. They checked the Kelly Blue book and agreed to adjust the principal on the loan to it’s net present value. My payments are now almost half. If you or anybody you know could benefit from a similar arrangement call the bank, they are literaly giving money away.
This is what B.B. is telling the banks to do with home loans. Yeah right.
ParticipantI just called US Bank and explained that my car is not worth tha same as new. They checked the Kelly Blue book and agreed to adjust the principal on the loan to it’s net present value. My payments are now almost half. If you or anybody you know could benefit from a similar arrangement call the bank, they are literaly giving money away.
This is what B.B. is telling the banks to do with home loans. Yeah right.
ParticipantI just called US Bank and explained that my car is not worth tha same as new. They checked the Kelly Blue book and agreed to adjust the principal on the loan to it’s net present value. My payments are now almost half. If you or anybody you know could benefit from a similar arrangement call the bank, they are literaly giving money away.
This is what B.B. is telling the banks to do with home loans. Yeah right.
ParticipantAll Euros are headed to New York to shop! NYC stores are now accepting payments in Euro. My trip to Spain last year seems like a good investment now. This year’s trip will be painful. My wife and I travel to Europe once a year, I remember in 2000 the Euro was around .90. So Sad.
ParticipantAll Euros are headed to New York to shop! NYC stores are now accepting payments in Euro. My trip to Spain last year seems like a good investment now. This year’s trip will be painful. My wife and I travel to Europe once a year, I remember in 2000 the Euro was around .90. So Sad.
ParticipantAll Euros are headed to New York to shop! NYC stores are now accepting payments in Euro. My trip to Spain last year seems like a good investment now. This year’s trip will be painful. My wife and I travel to Europe once a year, I remember in 2000 the Euro was around .90. So Sad.
ParticipantAll Euros are headed to New York to shop! NYC stores are now accepting payments in Euro. My trip to Spain last year seems like a good investment now. This year’s trip will be painful. My wife and I travel to Europe once a year, I remember in 2000 the Euro was around .90. So Sad.
ParticipantAll Euros are headed to New York to shop! NYC stores are now accepting payments in Euro. My trip to Spain last year seems like a good investment now. This year’s trip will be painful. My wife and I travel to Europe once a year, I remember in 2000 the Euro was around .90. So Sad.
Participant“Less than a year ago, a recession was the last thing on anyone’s mind. In fact, over the summer, as I was questioning the conventional wisdom, I read an article on my television show that quoted a financial expert as saying, “It is the strongest global market that we’ve seen in the history of measuring these things.”
Not true. Many of us new what was comming, rented instead of buying and loaded up on gold and Euro. The only thing I didn’t see comming was $100 oil, which is funny since I work for an oil extraction machinery company.
Participant“Less than a year ago, a recession was the last thing on anyone’s mind. In fact, over the summer, as I was questioning the conventional wisdom, I read an article on my television show that quoted a financial expert as saying, “It is the strongest global market that we’ve seen in the history of measuring these things.”
Not true. Many of us new what was comming, rented instead of buying and loaded up on gold and Euro. The only thing I didn’t see comming was $100 oil, which is funny since I work for an oil extraction machinery company.
Participant“Less than a year ago, a recession was the last thing on anyone’s mind. In fact, over the summer, as I was questioning the conventional wisdom, I read an article on my television show that quoted a financial expert as saying, “It is the strongest global market that we’ve seen in the history of measuring these things.”
Not true. Many of us new what was comming, rented instead of buying and loaded up on gold and Euro. The only thing I didn’t see comming was $100 oil, which is funny since I work for an oil extraction machinery company.
Participant“Less than a year ago, a recession was the last thing on anyone’s mind. In fact, over the summer, as I was questioning the conventional wisdom, I read an article on my television show that quoted a financial expert as saying, “It is the strongest global market that we’ve seen in the history of measuring these things.”
Not true. Many of us new what was comming, rented instead of buying and loaded up on gold and Euro. The only thing I didn’t see comming was $100 oil, which is funny since I work for an oil extraction machinery company.
Participant“Less than a year ago, a recession was the last thing on anyone’s mind. In fact, over the summer, as I was questioning the conventional wisdom, I read an article on my television show that quoted a financial expert as saying, “It is the strongest global market that we’ve seen in the history of measuring these things.”
Not true. Many of us new what was comming, rented instead of buying and loaded up on gold and Euro. The only thing I didn’t see comming was $100 oil, which is funny since I work for an oil extraction machinery company.
February 6, 2008 at 6:51 PM in reply to: Frontpage of CNN – “CNNMoney: Mortgage too much? Just walk away” #148984ParticipantThis is the best quote I’ve read all week (from CR’s blog):
Jon Bottorff, managing director at HSBC Finance, during a session on mortgage origination, on walk-aways: “We’ve attracted a lot of borrowers who are really renters … It is disheartening as a servicer to see the willingness [to walk away] … [borrowers] simply don’t care.” Bottorff wants to see the mortgage industry “get back to the classic homeowner” who has a vested interest in staying in their home.
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