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ParticipantHey AN,
I’m a country and I need $1billion per month to meet my obligations. I only generate $1/2 billion. I borrow the other $1/2 billion from other countries with interest. I’ve been doing this for so long that now just my interest payment on the debt is 44% of my deficit. Do I have a “robust” economy?ParticipantHey AN,
I’m a country and I need $1billion per month to meet my obligations. I only generate $1/2 billion. I borrow the other $1/2 billion from other countries with interest. I’ve been doing this for so long that now just my interest payment on the debt is 44% of my deficit. Do I have a “robust” economy?ParticipantHey AN,
I’m a country and I need $1billion per month to meet my obligations. I only generate $1/2 billion. I borrow the other $1/2 billion from other countries with interest. I’ve been doing this for so long that now just my interest payment on the debt is 44% of my deficit. Do I have a “robust” economy?ParticipantHey AN,
I’m a country and I need $1billion per month to meet my obligations. I only generate $1/2 billion. I borrow the other $1/2 billion from other countries with interest. I’ve been doing this for so long that now just my interest payment on the debt is 44% of my deficit. Do I have a “robust” economy?ParticipantAN
I explained “how come” far fewer complained ten years ago. Prices were still somewhat affordable then.
I’ve said what my situation is (quadrupling of premiums) what’s yours?
In England most of their NHC is paid by gasoline (petrol) taxes. I figured out my situation and at $4 per gallon tax on gas I would come out smelling like a rose compared to what I pay in premiums, and I drive a lot.
“one of the most robust economy like we do” LOL
ParticipantAN
I explained “how come” far fewer complained ten years ago. Prices were still somewhat affordable then.
I’ve said what my situation is (quadrupling of premiums) what’s yours?
In England most of their NHC is paid by gasoline (petrol) taxes. I figured out my situation and at $4 per gallon tax on gas I would come out smelling like a rose compared to what I pay in premiums, and I drive a lot.
“one of the most robust economy like we do” LOL
ParticipantAN
I explained “how come” far fewer complained ten years ago. Prices were still somewhat affordable then.
I’ve said what my situation is (quadrupling of premiums) what’s yours?
In England most of their NHC is paid by gasoline (petrol) taxes. I figured out my situation and at $4 per gallon tax on gas I would come out smelling like a rose compared to what I pay in premiums, and I drive a lot.
“one of the most robust economy like we do” LOL
ParticipantAN
I explained “how come” far fewer complained ten years ago. Prices were still somewhat affordable then.
I’ve said what my situation is (quadrupling of premiums) what’s yours?
In England most of their NHC is paid by gasoline (petrol) taxes. I figured out my situation and at $4 per gallon tax on gas I would come out smelling like a rose compared to what I pay in premiums, and I drive a lot.
“one of the most robust economy like we do” LOL
ParticipantAN
I explained “how come” far fewer complained ten years ago. Prices were still somewhat affordable then.
I’ve said what my situation is (quadrupling of premiums) what’s yours?
In England most of their NHC is paid by gasoline (petrol) taxes. I figured out my situation and at $4 per gallon tax on gas I would come out smelling like a rose compared to what I pay in premiums, and I drive a lot.
“one of the most robust economy like we do” LOL
ParticipantIf you agreed to buy a home from me today, in this economy, with this level of market manipulation, REO inventory, and this level of foreclosures in the pipleline….I’d want you to close ASAP. As in “what would it take to get you into this house today” kinda FAST!
The reason you can’t see the “why” is probably related to why you are buying at all.
ParticipantIf you agreed to buy a home from me today, in this economy, with this level of market manipulation, REO inventory, and this level of foreclosures in the pipleline….I’d want you to close ASAP. As in “what would it take to get you into this house today” kinda FAST!
The reason you can’t see the “why” is probably related to why you are buying at all.
ParticipantIf you agreed to buy a home from me today, in this economy, with this level of market manipulation, REO inventory, and this level of foreclosures in the pipleline….I’d want you to close ASAP. As in “what would it take to get you into this house today” kinda FAST!
The reason you can’t see the “why” is probably related to why you are buying at all.
ParticipantIf you agreed to buy a home from me today, in this economy, with this level of market manipulation, REO inventory, and this level of foreclosures in the pipleline….I’d want you to close ASAP. As in “what would it take to get you into this house today” kinda FAST!
The reason you can’t see the “why” is probably related to why you are buying at all.
ParticipantIf you agreed to buy a home from me today, in this economy, with this level of market manipulation, REO inventory, and this level of foreclosures in the pipleline….I’d want you to close ASAP. As in “what would it take to get you into this house today” kinda FAST!
The reason you can’t see the “why” is probably related to why you are buying at all.
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