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ParticipantWill a fmaily that has been making the payments also get the option to have their loan written down 15-30%? Seriously, shouldn’t every american who bought in the last 3-4 years get bailed out whether they can afford it or not?
And every American who didn’t buy in the last 3-4 years should get a $200,000 grant to use as a down payment. That way we’re all happy.
Screw what our kids and grandkids think!
ParticipantWill a fmaily that has been making the payments also get the option to have their loan written down 15-30%? Seriously, shouldn’t every american who bought in the last 3-4 years get bailed out whether they can afford it or not?
And every American who didn’t buy in the last 3-4 years should get a $200,000 grant to use as a down payment. That way we’re all happy.
Screw what our kids and grandkids think!
ParticipantWill a fmaily that has been making the payments also get the option to have their loan written down 15-30%? Seriously, shouldn’t every american who bought in the last 3-4 years get bailed out whether they can afford it or not?
And every American who didn’t buy in the last 3-4 years should get a $200,000 grant to use as a down payment. That way we’re all happy.
Screw what our kids and grandkids think!
ParticipantWill a fmaily that has been making the payments also get the option to have their loan written down 15-30%? Seriously, shouldn’t every american who bought in the last 3-4 years get bailed out whether they can afford it or not?
And every American who didn’t buy in the last 3-4 years should get a $200,000 grant to use as a down payment. That way we’re all happy.
Screw what our kids and grandkids think!
ParticipantSpeaking of emotions and pricing, did you also hear the NPR report that said that people’s perception of prices can be thrown by using exact numbers. For example $437,116 feels like a discounted price, triggering the “this must be a bargain” response. Whereas some round number like $400,000 doesn’t have that bargain feel to it and seems higher. Throw some odd digits in there, and we assume some special discount rate must have been used to get to that price.
ParticipantSpeaking of emotions and pricing, did you also hear the NPR report that said that people’s perception of prices can be thrown by using exact numbers. For example $437,116 feels like a discounted price, triggering the “this must be a bargain” response. Whereas some round number like $400,000 doesn’t have that bargain feel to it and seems higher. Throw some odd digits in there, and we assume some special discount rate must have been used to get to that price.
ParticipantSpeaking of emotions and pricing, did you also hear the NPR report that said that people’s perception of prices can be thrown by using exact numbers. For example $437,116 feels like a discounted price, triggering the “this must be a bargain” response. Whereas some round number like $400,000 doesn’t have that bargain feel to it and seems higher. Throw some odd digits in there, and we assume some special discount rate must have been used to get to that price.
ParticipantSpeaking of emotions and pricing, did you also hear the NPR report that said that people’s perception of prices can be thrown by using exact numbers. For example $437,116 feels like a discounted price, triggering the “this must be a bargain” response. Whereas some round number like $400,000 doesn’t have that bargain feel to it and seems higher. Throw some odd digits in there, and we assume some special discount rate must have been used to get to that price.
ParticipantSpeaking of emotions and pricing, did you also hear the NPR report that said that people’s perception of prices can be thrown by using exact numbers. For example $437,116 feels like a discounted price, triggering the “this must be a bargain” response. Whereas some round number like $400,000 doesn’t have that bargain feel to it and seems higher. Throw some odd digits in there, and we assume some special discount rate must have been used to get to that price.
ParticipantWaMu is FDIC insured. Unless you’re planning to put more than $100K into a savings account, I don’t see any reason to move your money.
ParticipantWaMu is FDIC insured. Unless you’re planning to put more than $100K into a savings account, I don’t see any reason to move your money.
ParticipantWaMu is FDIC insured. Unless you’re planning to put more than $100K into a savings account, I don’t see any reason to move your money.
ParticipantWaMu is FDIC insured. Unless you’re planning to put more than $100K into a savings account, I don’t see any reason to move your money.
ParticipantWaMu is FDIC insured. Unless you’re planning to put more than $100K into a savings account, I don’t see any reason to move your money.
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