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Participanti think the formular in the speadsheet is correct only for the first year. the interest amount you pay is not constant, but decreases over time. in the same way, the principal portion of your monthly payment increases over time.
so when you say it’s better to rent than buy, that is only valid for the first year. am i correct?Participanti think the formular in the speadsheet is correct only for the first year. the interest amount you pay is not constant, but decreases over time. in the same way, the principal portion of your monthly payment increases over time.
so when you say it’s better to rent than buy, that is only valid for the first year. am i correct?Participanti think the formular in the speadsheet is correct only for the first year. the interest amount you pay is not constant, but decreases over time. in the same way, the principal portion of your monthly payment increases over time.
so when you say it’s better to rent than buy, that is only valid for the first year. am i correct?Participanti think the formular in the speadsheet is correct only for the first year. the interest amount you pay is not constant, but decreases over time. in the same way, the principal portion of your monthly payment increases over time.
so when you say it’s better to rent than buy, that is only valid for the first year. am i correct?Participanti think the formular in the speadsheet is correct only for the first year. the interest amount you pay is not constant, but decreases over time. in the same way, the principal portion of your monthly payment increases over time.
so when you say it’s better to rent than buy, that is only valid for the first year. am i correct?May 21, 2008 at 10:54 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #209485Participantwonder why this country is in big trouble?
May 21, 2008 at 10:54 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #209547Participantwonder why this country is in big trouble?
May 21, 2008 at 10:54 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #209578Participantwonder why this country is in big trouble?
May 21, 2008 at 10:54 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #209598Participantwonder why this country is in big trouble?
May 21, 2008 at 10:54 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #209631Participantwonder why this country is in big trouble?
Participantwhen companies cook their books, they risk being caught and their CEO/CFO risk big fines or prison terms. While the government can cook in whatever way they like. Latest example: last week the government released the april CPI, where the Energy index has DECREASED while the oil kept hitting record high day after day. Stock markets even believed it and poped up on that news.
Are the american poeple really that stupid? why the american people are not protesting this flagrant lie?
Participantwhen companies cook their books, they risk being caught and their CEO/CFO risk big fines or prison terms. While the government can cook in whatever way they like. Latest example: last week the government released the april CPI, where the Energy index has DECREASED while the oil kept hitting record high day after day. Stock markets even believed it and poped up on that news.
Are the american poeple really that stupid? why the american people are not protesting this flagrant lie?
Participantwhen companies cook their books, they risk being caught and their CEO/CFO risk big fines or prison terms. While the government can cook in whatever way they like. Latest example: last week the government released the april CPI, where the Energy index has DECREASED while the oil kept hitting record high day after day. Stock markets even believed it and poped up on that news.
Are the american poeple really that stupid? why the american people are not protesting this flagrant lie?
Participantwhen companies cook their books, they risk being caught and their CEO/CFO risk big fines or prison terms. While the government can cook in whatever way they like. Latest example: last week the government released the april CPI, where the Energy index has DECREASED while the oil kept hitting record high day after day. Stock markets even believed it and poped up on that news.
Are the american poeple really that stupid? why the american people are not protesting this flagrant lie?
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