[kev374]

Thanks everyone for the great advice.
djkimd, thanks, will send you an email.

Trojan4Life, that’s one of the reasons I wanted to drive instead using Eurail. I feel driving you just get a more intimate feel for the area and it also offers so much more flexibility. I hear you about the gas prices, shocking indeed! When I visited Europe last in 2006 the Euro was at 1.2, hopefully it will not go higher than what it is currently.

[kev374]

Thanks everyone for the great advice.
djkimd, thanks, will send you an email.

Trojan4Life, that’s one of the reasons I wanted to drive instead using Eurail. I feel driving you just get a more intimate feel for the area and it also offers so much more flexibility. I hear you about the gas prices, shocking indeed! When I visited Europe last in 2006 the Euro was at 1.2, hopefully it will not go higher than what it is currently.

[kev374]

Countrywide bank has a high yield savings at 5%. But with the coming interest rate cuts these rates are going to go down the tubes. I have a Countrywide CD that I locked in for 6 mos at 5.35% a couple months ago but it’s at 4.8% now.

[kev374]

Countrywide bank has a high yield savings at 5%. But with the coming interest rate cuts these rates are going to go down the tubes. I have a Countrywide CD that I locked in for 6 mos at 5.35% a couple months ago but it’s at 4.8% now.

[kev374]

Countrywide bank has a high yield savings at 5%. But with the coming interest rate cuts these rates are going to go down the tubes. I have a Countrywide CD that I locked in for 6 mos at 5.35% a couple months ago but it’s at 4.8% now.

[kev374]

Countrywide bank has a high yield savings at 5%. But with the coming interest rate cuts these rates are going to go down the tubes. I have a Countrywide CD that I locked in for 6 mos at 5.35% a couple months ago but it’s at 4.8% now.

[kev374]

Countrywide bank has a high yield savings at 5%. But with the coming interest rate cuts these rates are going to go down the tubes. I have a Countrywide CD that I locked in for 6 mos at 5.35% a couple months ago but it’s at 4.8% now.

[kev374]

Without stated income, Interest only and NegAm products this increase in the cap is totally meaningless.

The only reason people could afford these houses was because of the exotic financing and FHA doesn’t do that.

This deck of cards is coming down and no matter what anyone does it WILL come down.

[kev374]

Without stated income, Interest only and NegAm products this increase in the cap is totally meaningless.

The only reason people could afford these houses was because of the exotic financing and FHA doesn’t do that.

This deck of cards is coming down and no matter what anyone does it WILL come down.

[kev374]

Without stated income, Interest only and NegAm products this increase in the cap is totally meaningless.

The only reason people could afford these houses was because of the exotic financing and FHA doesn’t do that.

This deck of cards is coming down and no matter what anyone does it WILL come down.

[kev374]

Without stated income, Interest only and NegAm products this increase in the cap is totally meaningless.

The only reason people could afford these houses was because of the exotic financing and FHA doesn’t do that.

This deck of cards is coming down and no matter what anyone does it WILL come down.

[kev374]

Without stated income, Interest only and NegAm products this increase in the cap is totally meaningless.

The only reason people could afford these houses was because of the exotic financing and FHA doesn’t do that.

This deck of cards is coming down and no matter what anyone does it WILL come down.

[kev374]

Amen raptorduck! The incentive to work hard, be productive and innovative has always been the monetary rewards. Taking away that incentive by more taxation and pursuing socialist redistribution of wealth policies will be extremely detrimental to the future of this country. Infact, doesn’t the Laffer curve demonstrate this, that higher taxes actually result in lower tax revenue due to lower productivity?

If you look at countries like Belgium which have socialist policies you will find very high unemployment and low productivity. People simply will not work that hard or not work at all and collect government assistance, and why would they work? For what incentive?

[kev374]

Amen raptorduck! The incentive to work hard, be productive and innovative has always been the monetary rewards. Taking away that incentive by more taxation and pursuing socialist redistribution of wealth policies will be extremely detrimental to the future of this country. Infact, doesn’t the Laffer curve demonstrate this, that higher taxes actually result in lower tax revenue due to lower productivity?

If you look at countries like Belgium which have socialist policies you will find very high unemployment and low productivity. People simply will not work that hard or not work at all and collect government assistance, and why would they work? For what incentive?

[kev374]

Amen raptorduck! The incentive to work hard, be productive and innovative has always been the monetary rewards. Taking away that incentive by more taxation and pursuing socialist redistribution of wealth policies will be extremely detrimental to the future of this country. Infact, doesn’t the Laffer curve demonstrate this, that higher taxes actually result in lower tax revenue due to lower productivity?

If you look at countries like Belgium which have socialist policies you will find very high unemployment and low productivity. People simply will not work that hard or not work at all and collect government assistance, and why would they work? For what incentive?

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