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    • ON: Tue Apr 1st 13:18 PM
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      Hitting the Reset Button On Home Mortgages
      That's the largest bunch of blather that I've heard in this whole mess. We are a free market society, that prices risk to determine value. And Yes, we who were good at math and finance will be footing the bill for this rediculas bailout. I for one once lost a home and it taught me a lesson that I'll never forget, don't become over leveraged. They have to loose to learn and this "idea" would keep the much needed lesson from them! NO BAILOUT
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    • ON: Fri Mar 14th 11:55 AM
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      Providing Aid to the Disabled
      As a mentally Handicapped person I am insulted to be compared to equity traders. My handicap did not occur until after I double majored in finance and merchandising. I saw this coming a mile away, anyone who has taken any economics course or finance course also would have seen this coming. Please limit your comments about the handicapped to what you actually know, and not insulting slurs.
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    • ON: Tue Feb 26th 10:33 AM
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      Existing Home Sales "Slipped" 23.4%
      It would be alot easier to understand the percentages if you either used the percent sign or a period between numbers. Is it 23.4% meaning .234? Very confusing!
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    • ON: Sun Feb 10th 18:14 PM
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      A Housing Bubble Within a Bubble
      We've been looking for a long time, at least 7 years here in Florida. While my husband's salary stagnated, housing just kept going up. Finally we took on a second job and housing prices have finally at least stalled. We're looking, and will buy shortly, we want a house to live in for a long time, 30 years, not for an investment. If you're not speculating and don't have to move, then go ahead, buy. Saving money is one thing, but your wife may be having hard feelings about being married to a cheap person. Being thrifty is great, just don't loose out on life because of it.
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    • ON: Sat Dec 22nd 18:42 PM
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      MBIA Drops Bombshell, Crisis Keeps Ticking
      I am not paying for wall street losses! I don't care who goes under! No bailout of mortgage holders, insurers, etc. They wrecked the whole economy, and knew what they were doing. Anyone with a few finance courses under their belt would know that to guarentee future returns to be high, we borrow low and sell high. Thus adjustable rate mortgages, ha ha the public is saying forget you we don't care about wall street losses take your sub par mcmansion back and try to sell it, go ahead, we'll laugh while you crash and burn. NO DEBT!
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    • ON: Thu Dec 20th 19:48 PM
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      Peter Schiff on the Housing Market and the Rescue Plan
      When we were very young we got in trouble with "too much debt", and through our hard work and dedication 15 years later we are without debt and looking at buying a house outright. We learned our lesson about credit and how they can ruin your life. If I can't pay for an item I don't want it. When people get thrown out of their houses and have to pay back all of their credit card debt, student loans, car loans, while flat on their back they will swear off the "evil" of credit. That will get the bank's attention!
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