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NotCranky
ParticipantDon’t employers do credit checks to see if a person might have issues that affect employ-ability? Isn’t excessive debt or signs of instability on a credit report a reason not to hire someone for many types of jobs?
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Participant“Go ahead and tell us the company. We are not insiders and we are allowed to trade on rumor and speculation.”
Yeah, Simonbart, wer’e having a dinner in your honor. Come on over Martha Stewart will cooking for us all.
NotCranky
Participant“Go ahead and tell us the company. We are not insiders and we are allowed to trade on rumor and speculation.”
Yeah, Simonbart, wer’e having a dinner in your honor. Come on over Martha Stewart will cooking for us all.
NotCranky
Participant“Go ahead and tell us the company. We are not insiders and we are allowed to trade on rumor and speculation.”
Yeah, Simonbart, wer’e having a dinner in your honor. Come on over Martha Stewart will cooking for us all.
NotCranky
Participant“Go ahead and tell us the company. We are not insiders and we are allowed to trade on rumor and speculation.”
Yeah, Simonbart, wer’e having a dinner in your honor. Come on over Martha Stewart will cooking for us all.
NotCranky
ParticipantI would bet that housing for almost everyone on this blog represents an opportunity cost, whether they are renting or paying a mortgage or debt free. Anyone who has more roof over their heads than a shack with a toilet and a sink is paying an opportunity cost. It is easier to swallow that opportunity cost, as sdrealtor says, when it is on paper, the inflated value of it was a gift anyway and keeping the property in the face of depreciation is offset by several other factors, some of them economic.
NotCranky
ParticipantI would bet that housing for almost everyone on this blog represents an opportunity cost, whether they are renting or paying a mortgage or debt free. Anyone who has more roof over their heads than a shack with a toilet and a sink is paying an opportunity cost. It is easier to swallow that opportunity cost, as sdrealtor says, when it is on paper, the inflated value of it was a gift anyway and keeping the property in the face of depreciation is offset by several other factors, some of them economic.
NotCranky
ParticipantI would bet that housing for almost everyone on this blog represents an opportunity cost, whether they are renting or paying a mortgage or debt free. Anyone who has more roof over their heads than a shack with a toilet and a sink is paying an opportunity cost. It is easier to swallow that opportunity cost, as sdrealtor says, when it is on paper, the inflated value of it was a gift anyway and keeping the property in the face of depreciation is offset by several other factors, some of them economic.
NotCranky
ParticipantI would bet that housing for almost everyone on this blog represents an opportunity cost, whether they are renting or paying a mortgage or debt free. Anyone who has more roof over their heads than a shack with a toilet and a sink is paying an opportunity cost. It is easier to swallow that opportunity cost, as sdrealtor says, when it is on paper, the inflated value of it was a gift anyway and keeping the property in the face of depreciation is offset by several other factors, some of them economic.
November 10, 2007 at 11:33 AM in reply to: Mr Bernanke how does Inflation work with the new global market? #98189NotCranky
ParticipantI got a good laugh out of that Coop. If there is another definition for soluble than what I learned in chemistry, please just leave me laughing. Got disolving banks? Yeah probably. What is the solvent? Mortgages. Can the banks stay solvent themselves? Yes with Ben the alchemists help.Watch him make paper into gold and money into smoke.
November 10, 2007 at 11:33 AM in reply to: Mr Bernanke how does Inflation work with the new global market? #98256NotCranky
ParticipantI got a good laugh out of that Coop. If there is another definition for soluble than what I learned in chemistry, please just leave me laughing. Got disolving banks? Yeah probably. What is the solvent? Mortgages. Can the banks stay solvent themselves? Yes with Ben the alchemists help.Watch him make paper into gold and money into smoke.
November 10, 2007 at 11:33 AM in reply to: Mr Bernanke how does Inflation work with the new global market? #98261NotCranky
ParticipantI got a good laugh out of that Coop. If there is another definition for soluble than what I learned in chemistry, please just leave me laughing. Got disolving banks? Yeah probably. What is the solvent? Mortgages. Can the banks stay solvent themselves? Yes with Ben the alchemists help.Watch him make paper into gold and money into smoke.
November 10, 2007 at 11:33 AM in reply to: Mr Bernanke how does Inflation work with the new global market? #98264NotCranky
ParticipantI got a good laugh out of that Coop. If there is another definition for soluble than what I learned in chemistry, please just leave me laughing. Got disolving banks? Yeah probably. What is the solvent? Mortgages. Can the banks stay solvent themselves? Yes with Ben the alchemists help.Watch him make paper into gold and money into smoke.
NotCranky
ParticipantA fine Irish lassie she is then!
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