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ParticipantWho is next? Downey, Washington Mutual, or somebody else?
ParticipantWho is next? Downey, Washington Mutual, or somebody else?
ParticipantWho is next? Downey, Washington Mutual, or somebody else?
ParticipantWho is next? Downey, Washington Mutual, or somebody else?
ParticipantWho is next? Downey, Washington Mutual, or somebody else?
ParticipantTic, tic, tic … I believe the bomb will go off soon, and city officials will be making comments like banking officials have made. How could we have seen this coming? I guess they can’t when they run every time the budget is mentioned.
They make dumb decisions far too often for the budget not to explode. Like giving the highest paid city employees a 6% raise and refusing to give lower paid employees a 4% raise. But the DROP program is the pinnacle of stupidity, encouraging employees to stop contributing to their pensions and offering them hundreds of thousands to do so? What actuary approved that idea?
ParticipantTic, tic, tic … I believe the bomb will go off soon, and city officials will be making comments like banking officials have made. How could we have seen this coming? I guess they can’t when they run every time the budget is mentioned.
They make dumb decisions far too often for the budget not to explode. Like giving the highest paid city employees a 6% raise and refusing to give lower paid employees a 4% raise. But the DROP program is the pinnacle of stupidity, encouraging employees to stop contributing to their pensions and offering them hundreds of thousands to do so? What actuary approved that idea?
ParticipantTic, tic, tic … I believe the bomb will go off soon, and city officials will be making comments like banking officials have made. How could we have seen this coming? I guess they can’t when they run every time the budget is mentioned.
They make dumb decisions far too often for the budget not to explode. Like giving the highest paid city employees a 6% raise and refusing to give lower paid employees a 4% raise. But the DROP program is the pinnacle of stupidity, encouraging employees to stop contributing to their pensions and offering them hundreds of thousands to do so? What actuary approved that idea?
ParticipantTic, tic, tic … I believe the bomb will go off soon, and city officials will be making comments like banking officials have made. How could we have seen this coming? I guess they can’t when they run every time the budget is mentioned.
They make dumb decisions far too often for the budget not to explode. Like giving the highest paid city employees a 6% raise and refusing to give lower paid employees a 4% raise. But the DROP program is the pinnacle of stupidity, encouraging employees to stop contributing to their pensions and offering them hundreds of thousands to do so? What actuary approved that idea?
ParticipantTic, tic, tic … I believe the bomb will go off soon, and city officials will be making comments like banking officials have made. How could we have seen this coming? I guess they can’t when they run every time the budget is mentioned.
They make dumb decisions far too often for the budget not to explode. Like giving the highest paid city employees a 6% raise and refusing to give lower paid employees a 4% raise. But the DROP program is the pinnacle of stupidity, encouraging employees to stop contributing to their pensions and offering them hundreds of thousands to do so? What actuary approved that idea?
ParticipantI believe mortgage rates will be 12%+ by the end of 2009. They should be 8%+ at the end of this year, but the election will stop that. The week dollar policy has not worked. Unless Ben wants to risk being the guy who devalued the US Peso like the Mexican Peso of the 70’s, rates must go up.
Remember mortgage rates were in the mid teens in the early 80’s.
ParticipantI believe mortgage rates will be 12%+ by the end of 2009. They should be 8%+ at the end of this year, but the election will stop that. The week dollar policy has not worked. Unless Ben wants to risk being the guy who devalued the US Peso like the Mexican Peso of the 70’s, rates must go up.
Remember mortgage rates were in the mid teens in the early 80’s.
ParticipantI believe mortgage rates will be 12%+ by the end of 2009. They should be 8%+ at the end of this year, but the election will stop that. The week dollar policy has not worked. Unless Ben wants to risk being the guy who devalued the US Peso like the Mexican Peso of the 70’s, rates must go up.
Remember mortgage rates were in the mid teens in the early 80’s.
ParticipantI believe mortgage rates will be 12%+ by the end of 2009. They should be 8%+ at the end of this year, but the election will stop that. The week dollar policy has not worked. Unless Ben wants to risk being the guy who devalued the US Peso like the Mexican Peso of the 70’s, rates must go up.
Remember mortgage rates were in the mid teens in the early 80’s.
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