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RB132
ParticipantHere is the problems I can see with borroing from 401k.
1, You may to pay back if you leave the job or lost the job. If you don’t pay, the panelty comes.
2, You pay the interest with your after tax money. When you take it out after retire, you pay tax again.
RB132
ParticipantHere is the problems I can see with borroing from 401k.
1, You may to pay back if you leave the job or lost the job. If you don’t pay, the panelty comes.
2, You pay the interest with your after tax money. When you take it out after retire, you pay tax again.
RB132
ParticipantHere is the problems I can see with borroing from 401k.
1, You may to pay back if you leave the job or lost the job. If you don’t pay, the panelty comes.
2, You pay the interest with your after tax money. When you take it out after retire, you pay tax again.
RB132
ParticipantHere is the problems I can see with borroing from 401k.
1, You may to pay back if you leave the job or lost the job. If you don’t pay, the panelty comes.
2, You pay the interest with your after tax money. When you take it out after retire, you pay tax again.
RB132
Participant[quote=Aecetia]”The budget should be balanced, the treasury refilled, public debt reduced, the arrogance of officialdom tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.”
[Cicero, Roman statesman][/quote]Sad that I don’t see it happens with all the polical theaters. What I can see:
1. coming high inflation meaning everyone will effectively make less but with high tax.
2. unprepared retiring babyboomers with much small eggs if still golden in color
3. High tax coming
4. If other countries have high inflation, we will pay for it, becuase we only kept the only industry called wall street which is formed with ligalized, sophiscated, and Harvad aducated crooks and lier.RB132
Participant[quote=Aecetia]”The budget should be balanced, the treasury refilled, public debt reduced, the arrogance of officialdom tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.”
[Cicero, Roman statesman][/quote]Sad that I don’t see it happens with all the polical theaters. What I can see:
1. coming high inflation meaning everyone will effectively make less but with high tax.
2. unprepared retiring babyboomers with much small eggs if still golden in color
3. High tax coming
4. If other countries have high inflation, we will pay for it, becuase we only kept the only industry called wall street which is formed with ligalized, sophiscated, and Harvad aducated crooks and lier.RB132
Participant[quote=Aecetia]”The budget should be balanced, the treasury refilled, public debt reduced, the arrogance of officialdom tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.”
[Cicero, Roman statesman][/quote]Sad that I don’t see it happens with all the polical theaters. What I can see:
1. coming high inflation meaning everyone will effectively make less but with high tax.
2. unprepared retiring babyboomers with much small eggs if still golden in color
3. High tax coming
4. If other countries have high inflation, we will pay for it, becuase we only kept the only industry called wall street which is formed with ligalized, sophiscated, and Harvad aducated crooks and lier.RB132
Participant[quote=Aecetia]”The budget should be balanced, the treasury refilled, public debt reduced, the arrogance of officialdom tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.”
[Cicero, Roman statesman][/quote]Sad that I don’t see it happens with all the polical theaters. What I can see:
1. coming high inflation meaning everyone will effectively make less but with high tax.
2. unprepared retiring babyboomers with much small eggs if still golden in color
3. High tax coming
4. If other countries have high inflation, we will pay for it, becuase we only kept the only industry called wall street which is formed with ligalized, sophiscated, and Harvad aducated crooks and lier.RB132
Participant[quote=Aecetia]”The budget should be balanced, the treasury refilled, public debt reduced, the arrogance of officialdom tempered and controlled, and the assistance to foreign lands curtailed, lest Rome become bankrupt.”
[Cicero, Roman statesman][/quote]Sad that I don’t see it happens with all the polical theaters. What I can see:
1. coming high inflation meaning everyone will effectively make less but with high tax.
2. unprepared retiring babyboomers with much small eggs if still golden in color
3. High tax coming
4. If other countries have high inflation, we will pay for it, becuase we only kept the only industry called wall street which is formed with ligalized, sophiscated, and Harvad aducated crooks and lier.RB132
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=threadkiller]
Are you one of those slumlords Breeze? It just makes me sick to hear a slumlord denigrate one of their potential renters. We all benefited from the loose money one way or another and now we will all be paying for it. [/quote]
I don’t own any real estate. Never have and there is a good chance I never will so long as the government continues to manipulate the RE market. Are you a housing welfare queen?
And we didn’t all benefit, but it looks like all U.S. taxpayers will be paying for it. I would be very happy if the government took away all artificial support for housing prices. I would like to see Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHLBs, Ginnie Mae, FHA, the mortgage interest deduction and all other artificial support for housing prices abolished. Could you imagine how cheap housing would be at that point? We’d all be rich because our housing costs would drop about 2/3rds.[/quote]
You are absolutely correct. Unbeliebly, the whole nation is doing the best to re-inflate the bubble to continue the borrowing-spending good life.
RB132
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=threadkiller]
Are you one of those slumlords Breeze? It just makes me sick to hear a slumlord denigrate one of their potential renters. We all benefited from the loose money one way or another and now we will all be paying for it. [/quote]
I don’t own any real estate. Never have and there is a good chance I never will so long as the government continues to manipulate the RE market. Are you a housing welfare queen?
And we didn’t all benefit, but it looks like all U.S. taxpayers will be paying for it. I would be very happy if the government took away all artificial support for housing prices. I would like to see Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHLBs, Ginnie Mae, FHA, the mortgage interest deduction and all other artificial support for housing prices abolished. Could you imagine how cheap housing would be at that point? We’d all be rich because our housing costs would drop about 2/3rds.[/quote]
You are absolutely correct. Unbeliebly, the whole nation is doing the best to re-inflate the bubble to continue the borrowing-spending good life.
RB132
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=threadkiller]
Are you one of those slumlords Breeze? It just makes me sick to hear a slumlord denigrate one of their potential renters. We all benefited from the loose money one way or another and now we will all be paying for it. [/quote]
I don’t own any real estate. Never have and there is a good chance I never will so long as the government continues to manipulate the RE market. Are you a housing welfare queen?
And we didn’t all benefit, but it looks like all U.S. taxpayers will be paying for it. I would be very happy if the government took away all artificial support for housing prices. I would like to see Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHLBs, Ginnie Mae, FHA, the mortgage interest deduction and all other artificial support for housing prices abolished. Could you imagine how cheap housing would be at that point? We’d all be rich because our housing costs would drop about 2/3rds.[/quote]
You are absolutely correct. Unbeliebly, the whole nation is doing the best to re-inflate the bubble to continue the borrowing-spending good life.
RB132
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=threadkiller]
Are you one of those slumlords Breeze? It just makes me sick to hear a slumlord denigrate one of their potential renters. We all benefited from the loose money one way or another and now we will all be paying for it. [/quote]
I don’t own any real estate. Never have and there is a good chance I never will so long as the government continues to manipulate the RE market. Are you a housing welfare queen?
And we didn’t all benefit, but it looks like all U.S. taxpayers will be paying for it. I would be very happy if the government took away all artificial support for housing prices. I would like to see Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHLBs, Ginnie Mae, FHA, the mortgage interest deduction and all other artificial support for housing prices abolished. Could you imagine how cheap housing would be at that point? We’d all be rich because our housing costs would drop about 2/3rds.[/quote]
You are absolutely correct. Unbeliebly, the whole nation is doing the best to re-inflate the bubble to continue the borrowing-spending good life.
RB132
Participant[quote=TheBreeze][quote=threadkiller]
Are you one of those slumlords Breeze? It just makes me sick to hear a slumlord denigrate one of their potential renters. We all benefited from the loose money one way or another and now we will all be paying for it. [/quote]
I don’t own any real estate. Never have and there is a good chance I never will so long as the government continues to manipulate the RE market. Are you a housing welfare queen?
And we didn’t all benefit, but it looks like all U.S. taxpayers will be paying for it. I would be very happy if the government took away all artificial support for housing prices. I would like to see Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, the FHLBs, Ginnie Mae, FHA, the mortgage interest deduction and all other artificial support for housing prices abolished. Could you imagine how cheap housing would be at that point? We’d all be rich because our housing costs would drop about 2/3rds.[/quote]
You are absolutely correct. Unbeliebly, the whole nation is doing the best to re-inflate the bubble to continue the borrowing-spending good life.
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