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There is a small percentage that earn more than 250k net. With all the deductions, and write-offs that is allowed in the current tax-code, its amazing how little the super-rich are actually paying.
I am nowhere close to being super rich. But I pay next to nothing in taxes.
Why? Cause I get deductions for being married, having kids, realestate taxes, and mortage interest.Now Why should I get a tax break for having kids? or purchasing a home? or for being married?
My coworker is single and makes about 10k less than I do, yet he paid twice as much in taxes than I did this year.
The Tax system is not fair. If anything I should be paying more than my coworker.
vizcayaParticipantYes there are early witdrawl penalty. But no penalty for a loan. Its similiar to a home equity loan, except it is not tax deductable.
vizcayaParticipantYes there are early witdrawl penalty. But no penalty for a loan. Its similiar to a home equity loan, except it is not tax deductable.
vizcayaParticipantYes there are early witdrawl penalty. But no penalty for a loan. Its similiar to a home equity loan, except it is not tax deductable.
vizcayaParticipantYes there are early witdrawl penalty. But no penalty for a loan. Its similiar to a home equity loan, except it is not tax deductable.
vizcayaParticipantYes there are early witdrawl penalty. But no penalty for a loan. Its similiar to a home equity loan, except it is not tax deductable.
vizcayaParticipantYeah, I can make the $643 payment over the 5 years for the 36k loan.
My numbers are as follows:
36k at a average CD rate of 3.5%(Average) over 5 years yeilds:
44,398
The 36k loan will incur about:
$2,640.00 in finance charges that are paid back to me. Total payback amount is $38,640.00I am sure I could find higher interest rate, but I am only looking to lock the money up for 6-12 months at a time, then determine were to invest.
vizcayaParticipantYeah, I can make the $643 payment over the 5 years for the 36k loan.
My numbers are as follows:
36k at a average CD rate of 3.5%(Average) over 5 years yeilds:
44,398
The 36k loan will incur about:
$2,640.00 in finance charges that are paid back to me. Total payback amount is $38,640.00I am sure I could find higher interest rate, but I am only looking to lock the money up for 6-12 months at a time, then determine were to invest.
vizcayaParticipantYeah, I can make the $643 payment over the 5 years for the 36k loan.
My numbers are as follows:
36k at a average CD rate of 3.5%(Average) over 5 years yeilds:
44,398
The 36k loan will incur about:
$2,640.00 in finance charges that are paid back to me. Total payback amount is $38,640.00I am sure I could find higher interest rate, but I am only looking to lock the money up for 6-12 months at a time, then determine were to invest.
vizcayaParticipantYeah, I can make the $643 payment over the 5 years for the 36k loan.
My numbers are as follows:
36k at a average CD rate of 3.5%(Average) over 5 years yeilds:
44,398
The 36k loan will incur about:
$2,640.00 in finance charges that are paid back to me. Total payback amount is $38,640.00I am sure I could find higher interest rate, but I am only looking to lock the money up for 6-12 months at a time, then determine were to invest.
vizcayaParticipantYeah, I can make the $643 payment over the 5 years for the 36k loan.
My numbers are as follows:
36k at a average CD rate of 3.5%(Average) over 5 years yeilds:
44,398
The 36k loan will incur about:
$2,640.00 in finance charges that are paid back to me. Total payback amount is $38,640.00I am sure I could find higher interest rate, but I am only looking to lock the money up for 6-12 months at a time, then determine were to invest.
vizcayaParticipantI know a few people that can afford the payment, and will still walk away from thier homes.
For me, I will be staying in my depreciating home, and will not think about what I have gained or lost until my son graduates(10 years). I know right now I am right about even, but I did put down 20%, and therefore that is lost for now.
The ones that are looking to walk, and can afford the payment, are not happy with thier home, or neighbors, or area etc.
vizcayaParticipantI know a few people that can afford the payment, and will still walk away from thier homes.
For me, I will be staying in my depreciating home, and will not think about what I have gained or lost until my son graduates(10 years). I know right now I am right about even, but I did put down 20%, and therefore that is lost for now.
The ones that are looking to walk, and can afford the payment, are not happy with thier home, or neighbors, or area etc.
vizcayaParticipantI know a few people that can afford the payment, and will still walk away from thier homes.
For me, I will be staying in my depreciating home, and will not think about what I have gained or lost until my son graduates(10 years). I know right now I am right about even, but I did put down 20%, and therefore that is lost for now.
The ones that are looking to walk, and can afford the payment, are not happy with thier home, or neighbors, or area etc.
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