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ParticipantThe problem with any bailout effort regardless of whether it truly helps the homeowner or bank, is it encourages people who can afford their payments to stop making them so they can get a handout.
ParticipantThe problem with any bailout effort regardless of whether it truly helps the homeowner or bank, is it encourages people who can afford their payments to stop making them so they can get a handout.
ParticipantThe problem with any bailout effort regardless of whether it truly helps the homeowner or bank, is it encourages people who can afford their payments to stop making them so they can get a handout.
ParticipantThe problem with any bailout effort regardless of whether it truly helps the homeowner or bank, is it encourages people who can afford their payments to stop making them so they can get a handout.
February 22, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: A midnight snack for the Bears wandering around in the dark #157591ParticipantWhat’s going to be the next easy, good paying job?
Hmmm… with the SocialCrats takeover seemingly imminent my guess is instead of learning their lesson and actually working, they’ll find a way to set up a shell business for personal expense tax write-offs, lay themselves off because of an injury and collect disability, unemployment, welfare, and write it all off as business expenses to ensure a tax refund.
February 22, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: A midnight snack for the Bears wandering around in the dark #157882ParticipantWhat’s going to be the next easy, good paying job?
Hmmm… with the SocialCrats takeover seemingly imminent my guess is instead of learning their lesson and actually working, they’ll find a way to set up a shell business for personal expense tax write-offs, lay themselves off because of an injury and collect disability, unemployment, welfare, and write it all off as business expenses to ensure a tax refund.
February 22, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: A midnight snack for the Bears wandering around in the dark #157894ParticipantWhat’s going to be the next easy, good paying job?
Hmmm… with the SocialCrats takeover seemingly imminent my guess is instead of learning their lesson and actually working, they’ll find a way to set up a shell business for personal expense tax write-offs, lay themselves off because of an injury and collect disability, unemployment, welfare, and write it all off as business expenses to ensure a tax refund.
February 22, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: A midnight snack for the Bears wandering around in the dark #157903ParticipantWhat’s going to be the next easy, good paying job?
Hmmm… with the SocialCrats takeover seemingly imminent my guess is instead of learning their lesson and actually working, they’ll find a way to set up a shell business for personal expense tax write-offs, lay themselves off because of an injury and collect disability, unemployment, welfare, and write it all off as business expenses to ensure a tax refund.
February 22, 2008 at 10:25 AM in reply to: A midnight snack for the Bears wandering around in the dark #157975ParticipantWhat’s going to be the next easy, good paying job?
Hmmm… with the SocialCrats takeover seemingly imminent my guess is instead of learning their lesson and actually working, they’ll find a way to set up a shell business for personal expense tax write-offs, lay themselves off because of an injury and collect disability, unemployment, welfare, and write it all off as business expenses to ensure a tax refund.
Participantddm, I believe so, and I believe the curve is no longer inverted (temporarily at least) because the FED slashed rates 125pts in the last 30 days. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
Participantddm, I believe so, and I believe the curve is no longer inverted (temporarily at least) because the FED slashed rates 125pts in the last 30 days. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
Participantddm, I believe so, and I believe the curve is no longer inverted (temporarily at least) because the FED slashed rates 125pts in the last 30 days. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
Participantddm, I believe so, and I believe the curve is no longer inverted (temporarily at least) because the FED slashed rates 125pts in the last 30 days. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
Participantddm, I believe so, and I believe the curve is no longer inverted (temporarily at least) because the FED slashed rates 125pts in the last 30 days. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.
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