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EconProf
ParticipantI’ve had them for years for car insurance after thorough comparison shopping. Could not get them for home insurance as they won’t take the slightest risk, & I am too close to open space area. I believe their philosophy is to be super cautious in who and what they will insure, & accordingly have about the lowest rates.
EconProf
ParticipantI’ve had them for years for car insurance after thorough comparison shopping. Could not get them for home insurance as they won’t take the slightest risk, & I am too close to open space area. I believe their philosophy is to be super cautious in who and what they will insure, & accordingly have about the lowest rates.
EconProf
ParticipantI’ve had them for years for car insurance after thorough comparison shopping. Could not get them for home insurance as they won’t take the slightest risk, & I am too close to open space area. I believe their philosophy is to be super cautious in who and what they will insure, & accordingly have about the lowest rates.
EconProf
ParticipantGood point Ucodegen. Anything that hurts lenders will show up in the future in the form of higher interest rates. So any near-term benefits are offset by higher future interest rates, directly hurting prices. Thank you, politicos. The law of unintended consequences strikes again.
EconProf
ParticipantGood point Ucodegen. Anything that hurts lenders will show up in the future in the form of higher interest rates. So any near-term benefits are offset by higher future interest rates, directly hurting prices. Thank you, politicos. The law of unintended consequences strikes again.
EconProf
ParticipantGood point Ucodegen. Anything that hurts lenders will show up in the future in the form of higher interest rates. So any near-term benefits are offset by higher future interest rates, directly hurting prices. Thank you, politicos. The law of unintended consequences strikes again.
EconProf
ParticipantGood point Ucodegen. Anything that hurts lenders will show up in the future in the form of higher interest rates. So any near-term benefits are offset by higher future interest rates, directly hurting prices. Thank you, politicos. The law of unintended consequences strikes again.
EconProf
ParticipantGood point Ucodegen. Anything that hurts lenders will show up in the future in the form of higher interest rates. So any near-term benefits are offset by higher future interest rates, directly hurting prices. Thank you, politicos. The law of unintended consequences strikes again.
EconProf
ParticipantThis is a huge move in one day for long-term interest rates.
In essence, long-term rates reflect anticipated inflation by the investment community. This will be a big blow to home-seekers, as mortgage rates will react. Recently, the only good news home-buyers have going for them are the historically low mortgage rates. That now looks about to change.EconProf
ParticipantThis is a huge move in one day for long-term interest rates.
In essence, long-term rates reflect anticipated inflation by the investment community. This will be a big blow to home-seekers, as mortgage rates will react. Recently, the only good news home-buyers have going for them are the historically low mortgage rates. That now looks about to change.EconProf
ParticipantThis is a huge move in one day for long-term interest rates.
In essence, long-term rates reflect anticipated inflation by the investment community. This will be a big blow to home-seekers, as mortgage rates will react. Recently, the only good news home-buyers have going for them are the historically low mortgage rates. That now looks about to change.EconProf
ParticipantThis is a huge move in one day for long-term interest rates.
In essence, long-term rates reflect anticipated inflation by the investment community. This will be a big blow to home-seekers, as mortgage rates will react. Recently, the only good news home-buyers have going for them are the historically low mortgage rates. That now looks about to change.EconProf
ParticipantThis is a huge move in one day for long-term interest rates.
In essence, long-term rates reflect anticipated inflation by the investment community. This will be a big blow to home-seekers, as mortgage rates will react. Recently, the only good news home-buyers have going for them are the historically low mortgage rates. That now looks about to change.EconProf
ParticipantHmmm…I wonder how much interest the developer earned over the years from these hundreds of deposits?
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