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I typically find better rates (on guaranteed returns) at Credit Unions. They usually have at least slightly better rates and usually less fees if any at all. Check for promotional CD’s with them too.

You have to be able to qualify for membership obviously, but some require only that you live in the same city.

Some people here may tell you index funds, but that all depends on what you expect the market to do.

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Here’s a video of a guy who pays them to leave:

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=7312929&ch=4226720&src=news

We should really be bailing these people out though guys, come on; they were hornswaggled.

[cr]

Here’s a video of a guy who pays them to leave:

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=7312929&ch=4226720&src=news

We should really be bailing these people out though guys, come on; they were hornswaggled.

[cr]

Here’s a video of a guy who pays them to leave:

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=7312929&ch=4226720&src=news

We should really be bailing these people out though guys, come on; they were hornswaggled.

[cr]

Here’s a video of a guy who pays them to leave:

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=7312929&ch=4226720&src=news

We should really be bailing these people out though guys, come on; they were hornswaggled.

[cr]

Here’s a video of a guy who pays them to leave:

http://cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com/up/player/popup/?rn=3906861&cl=7312929&ch=4226720&src=news

We should really be bailing these people out though guys, come on; they were hornswaggled.

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Someone should let this guy know we’re in a recession and that means jobs will be lost, not suddenly start paying everyone in the state $120,000/yr.

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Someone should let this guy know we’re in a recession and that means jobs will be lost, not suddenly start paying everyone in the state $120,000/yr.

[cr]

Someone should let this guy know we’re in a recession and that means jobs will be lost, not suddenly start paying everyone in the state $120,000/yr.

[cr]

Someone should let this guy know we’re in a recession and that means jobs will be lost, not suddenly start paying everyone in the state $120,000/yr.

[cr]

Someone should let this guy know we’re in a recession and that means jobs will be lost, not suddenly start paying everyone in the state $120,000/yr.

[cr]

If you look at past cycles, once prices reverted to the mean they continued downward and over-corrected. There’s no reason not to expect that this time.

To that historical trend we can add the fact that we are only now starting to see conditions that can cause a decline in a normal cycle, i.e. recession, job losses, consumer fear.

We’re still in the bargaining stage. It’s now accepted that prices will fall even as much as 25%, but the general consensus is for a turn-around by the end of ’08. We heard the same thing a year ago.

Prices have no chance of bottoming out as long as inventories and foreclosures are on the rise.

[cr]

If you look at past cycles, once prices reverted to the mean they continued downward and over-corrected. There’s no reason not to expect that this time.

To that historical trend we can add the fact that we are only now starting to see conditions that can cause a decline in a normal cycle, i.e. recession, job losses, consumer fear.

We’re still in the bargaining stage. It’s now accepted that prices will fall even as much as 25%, but the general consensus is for a turn-around by the end of ’08. We heard the same thing a year ago.

Prices have no chance of bottoming out as long as inventories and foreclosures are on the rise.

[cr]

If you look at past cycles, once prices reverted to the mean they continued downward and over-corrected. There’s no reason not to expect that this time.

To that historical trend we can add the fact that we are only now starting to see conditions that can cause a decline in a normal cycle, i.e. recession, job losses, consumer fear.

We’re still in the bargaining stage. It’s now accepted that prices will fall even as much as 25%, but the general consensus is for a turn-around by the end of ’08. We heard the same thing a year ago.

Prices have no chance of bottoming out as long as inventories and foreclosures are on the rise.

[cr]

If you look at past cycles, once prices reverted to the mean they continued downward and over-corrected. There’s no reason not to expect that this time.

To that historical trend we can add the fact that we are only now starting to see conditions that can cause a decline in a normal cycle, i.e. recession, job losses, consumer fear.

We’re still in the bargaining stage. It’s now accepted that prices will fall even as much as 25%, but the general consensus is for a turn-around by the end of ’08. We heard the same thing a year ago.

Prices have no chance of bottoming out as long as inventories and foreclosures are on the rise.

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