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ParticipantThe fatal flaw of this plan is not in the plan itself, but that it’s only relevant to people who were too dumb to understand what they could or could not afford when buying a house in the first place, and in most used cases the worst possible form of financing.
Your advice, troubling as it may be to honest money savers, and people live within their means is the same type of advice these people ignored when buying in the first place.
These people won’t save money they would otherwise put towards a mortgage if they stop paying, they’ll spend it. And credit card debt doesn’t go away after 2 years.
ParticipantThe fatal flaw of this plan is not in the plan itself, but that it’s only relevant to people who were too dumb to understand what they could or could not afford when buying a house in the first place, and in most used cases the worst possible form of financing.
Your advice, troubling as it may be to honest money savers, and people live within their means is the same type of advice these people ignored when buying in the first place.
These people won’t save money they would otherwise put towards a mortgage if they stop paying, they’ll spend it. And credit card debt doesn’t go away after 2 years.
ParticipantThe fatal flaw of this plan is not in the plan itself, but that it’s only relevant to people who were too dumb to understand what they could or could not afford when buying a house in the first place, and in most used cases the worst possible form of financing.
Your advice, troubling as it may be to honest money savers, and people live within their means is the same type of advice these people ignored when buying in the first place.
These people won’t save money they would otherwise put towards a mortgage if they stop paying, they’ll spend it. And credit card debt doesn’t go away after 2 years.
ParticipantThe fatal flaw of this plan is not in the plan itself, but that it’s only relevant to people who were too dumb to understand what they could or could not afford when buying a house in the first place, and in most used cases the worst possible form of financing.
Your advice, troubling as it may be to honest money savers, and people live within their means is the same type of advice these people ignored when buying in the first place.
These people won’t save money they would otherwise put towards a mortgage if they stop paying, they’ll spend it. And credit card debt doesn’t go away after 2 years.
ParticipantDepends what you mean by safe: safe personally or safe for the US.
No president is “safe”.
Safe for the U.S.? That depends on your income level primarily.
I get tired of hearing people blame W for economic woes – yes the war is an expense we’d be better off without, and yes it contributes to higher oil, but so do lower rates, so really Greenspun and Berhanky are equally culpable.
The self-proclaimed intelligent anti-conservative “non-liberals” who think B.O. is the best thing for this country, despite his lack of experience and his own personal Religious dedication, don’t realize he still does nothing more than shovel empty promises he can’t deliver.
It’s one thing to want change, but another to want it so bad that the consequences of the alterative are ignored. And if he does win the liberals/lobbyists and Oprah will be running the country anyway, like the oil companies do now.
Obama may have a nice smile, but unless that’s worth paying higher taxes for, I suggest you reconsider.
ParticipantDepends what you mean by safe: safe personally or safe for the US.
No president is “safe”.
Safe for the U.S.? That depends on your income level primarily.
I get tired of hearing people blame W for economic woes – yes the war is an expense we’d be better off without, and yes it contributes to higher oil, but so do lower rates, so really Greenspun and Berhanky are equally culpable.
The self-proclaimed intelligent anti-conservative “non-liberals” who think B.O. is the best thing for this country, despite his lack of experience and his own personal Religious dedication, don’t realize he still does nothing more than shovel empty promises he can’t deliver.
It’s one thing to want change, but another to want it so bad that the consequences of the alterative are ignored. And if he does win the liberals/lobbyists and Oprah will be running the country anyway, like the oil companies do now.
Obama may have a nice smile, but unless that’s worth paying higher taxes for, I suggest you reconsider.
ParticipantDepends what you mean by safe: safe personally or safe for the US.
No president is “safe”.
Safe for the U.S.? That depends on your income level primarily.
I get tired of hearing people blame W for economic woes – yes the war is an expense we’d be better off without, and yes it contributes to higher oil, but so do lower rates, so really Greenspun and Berhanky are equally culpable.
The self-proclaimed intelligent anti-conservative “non-liberals” who think B.O. is the best thing for this country, despite his lack of experience and his own personal Religious dedication, don’t realize he still does nothing more than shovel empty promises he can’t deliver.
It’s one thing to want change, but another to want it so bad that the consequences of the alterative are ignored. And if he does win the liberals/lobbyists and Oprah will be running the country anyway, like the oil companies do now.
Obama may have a nice smile, but unless that’s worth paying higher taxes for, I suggest you reconsider.
ParticipantDepends what you mean by safe: safe personally or safe for the US.
No president is “safe”.
Safe for the U.S.? That depends on your income level primarily.
I get tired of hearing people blame W for economic woes – yes the war is an expense we’d be better off without, and yes it contributes to higher oil, but so do lower rates, so really Greenspun and Berhanky are equally culpable.
The self-proclaimed intelligent anti-conservative “non-liberals” who think B.O. is the best thing for this country, despite his lack of experience and his own personal Religious dedication, don’t realize he still does nothing more than shovel empty promises he can’t deliver.
It’s one thing to want change, but another to want it so bad that the consequences of the alterative are ignored. And if he does win the liberals/lobbyists and Oprah will be running the country anyway, like the oil companies do now.
Obama may have a nice smile, but unless that’s worth paying higher taxes for, I suggest you reconsider.
ParticipantDepends what you mean by safe: safe personally or safe for the US.
No president is “safe”.
Safe for the U.S.? That depends on your income level primarily.
I get tired of hearing people blame W for economic woes – yes the war is an expense we’d be better off without, and yes it contributes to higher oil, but so do lower rates, so really Greenspun and Berhanky are equally culpable.
The self-proclaimed intelligent anti-conservative “non-liberals” who think B.O. is the best thing for this country, despite his lack of experience and his own personal Religious dedication, don’t realize he still does nothing more than shovel empty promises he can’t deliver.
It’s one thing to want change, but another to want it so bad that the consequences of the alterative are ignored. And if he does win the liberals/lobbyists and Oprah will be running the country anyway, like the oil companies do now.
Obama may have a nice smile, but unless that’s worth paying higher taxes for, I suggest you reconsider.
ParticipantWhy should the guy who can’t afford his home be ableto re-negotiate the terms of his loan when the guy who can afford his home and pays on time isn’t?
ParticipantWhy should the guy who can’t afford his home be ableto re-negotiate the terms of his loan when the guy who can afford his home and pays on time isn’t?
ParticipantWhy should the guy who can’t afford his home be ableto re-negotiate the terms of his loan when the guy who can afford his home and pays on time isn’t?
ParticipantWhy should the guy who can’t afford his home be ableto re-negotiate the terms of his loan when the guy who can afford his home and pays on time isn’t?
ParticipantWhy should the guy who can’t afford his home be ableto re-negotiate the terms of his loan when the guy who can afford his home and pays on time isn’t?
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