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Participantanybody else notice the Freudian slip at about 3.20 into the clip when Gillespie says somthing about how he’s glad that the Dems and Repugs “are getting together on this shit” uh “issue”
Participantanybody else notice the Freudian slip at about 3.20 into the clip when Gillespie says somthing about how he’s glad that the Dems and Repugs “are getting together on this shit” uh “issue”
Participantanybody else notice the Freudian slip at about 3.20 into the clip when Gillespie says somthing about how he’s glad that the Dems and Repugs “are getting together on this shit” uh “issue”
Participantanybody else notice the Freudian slip at about 3.20 into the clip when Gillespie says somthing about how he’s glad that the Dems and Repugs “are getting together on this shit” uh “issue”
ParticipantThe “owners” of those homes should be responsible for them. By owners I mean the banks – another posting on Piggington’s a while back posted about a community that was going to hold the banks responsible for the upkeep on their foreclosures or not be allowed to forclose on any more houses.
Banks (or mortgage companies) are really the owners of a home until it is paid off – maybe if they took that to heart when they gave out the loans they’d be more careful who they lent their homes to.
ParticipantThe “owners” of those homes should be responsible for them. By owners I mean the banks – another posting on Piggington’s a while back posted about a community that was going to hold the banks responsible for the upkeep on their foreclosures or not be allowed to forclose on any more houses.
Banks (or mortgage companies) are really the owners of a home until it is paid off – maybe if they took that to heart when they gave out the loans they’d be more careful who they lent their homes to.
ParticipantThe “owners” of those homes should be responsible for them. By owners I mean the banks – another posting on Piggington’s a while back posted about a community that was going to hold the banks responsible for the upkeep on their foreclosures or not be allowed to forclose on any more houses.
Banks (or mortgage companies) are really the owners of a home until it is paid off – maybe if they took that to heart when they gave out the loans they’d be more careful who they lent their homes to.
ParticipantThe “owners” of those homes should be responsible for them. By owners I mean the banks – another posting on Piggington’s a while back posted about a community that was going to hold the banks responsible for the upkeep on their foreclosures or not be allowed to forclose on any more houses.
Banks (or mortgage companies) are really the owners of a home until it is paid off – maybe if they took that to heart when they gave out the loans they’d be more careful who they lent their homes to.
ParticipantThe “owners” of those homes should be responsible for them. By owners I mean the banks – another posting on Piggington’s a while back posted about a community that was going to hold the banks responsible for the upkeep on their foreclosures or not be allowed to forclose on any more houses.
Banks (or mortgage companies) are really the owners of a home until it is paid off – maybe if they took that to heart when they gave out the loans they’d be more careful who they lent their homes to.
ParticipantI think AMT kicks in way less than $100,000 per single.
Anybody know the details on AMT?
I just know it has been dogging us for years. We’re big savers and ususally pay cash for everything except houses.
We were hit pretty bad in 1987 because we bought a condo in NYC that was beyond our means and had to put down a huge downpayment – thus cashed in $$stock$$ – totally uanware of the AMT.
ParticipantI think AMT kicks in way less than $100,000 per single.
Anybody know the details on AMT?
I just know it has been dogging us for years. We’re big savers and ususally pay cash for everything except houses.
We were hit pretty bad in 1987 because we bought a condo in NYC that was beyond our means and had to put down a huge downpayment – thus cashed in $$stock$$ – totally uanware of the AMT.
ParticipantI think AMT kicks in way less than $100,000 per single.
Anybody know the details on AMT?
I just know it has been dogging us for years. We’re big savers and ususally pay cash for everything except houses.
We were hit pretty bad in 1987 because we bought a condo in NYC that was beyond our means and had to put down a huge downpayment – thus cashed in $$stock$$ – totally uanware of the AMT.
ParticipantI think AMT kicks in way less than $100,000 per single.
Anybody know the details on AMT?
I just know it has been dogging us for years. We’re big savers and ususally pay cash for everything except houses.
We were hit pretty bad in 1987 because we bought a condo in NYC that was beyond our means and had to put down a huge downpayment – thus cashed in $$stock$$ – totally uanware of the AMT.
Participantah shucks, you’re right esmith. I guess I better go back and try to figure out the cost effectiveness of how much stock to dump before the end of the year.
You’d think that government would want to encouage people to cash out investments to stay afloat (you know squeeze every last penny out of people) but at the same time I guess the economy doesn’t need a big sell-off in the stock market either.
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