DH:
ok glad you bullied your way past the label folks to get up to the front?
hmmm that’s weird that he would stand there playing a guitar with his back against the audience
I heard they were realllly good on stage maybe DM was having a bad night?
Snappy, reread the sentence about insurance companies. They are profitable. Annuities are one of their most profitable businesses. A lot of them are a scam, more or less. Not all but many.
Check with northwestern Mutual…a more reputable company but every annuity has fine print restrictions.
Re: ins. co’s not being the most profitable, that’s what I thought. And that’s what scared me about her putting the $$ back with them. For this particular product they offered her, it’s an allegedly gauranteed 3% interest, but I wonder, with all the different ins. co’s going under, just how safe that is.
ET, there is no such thing as a blogacide with the obligatory hissy fit!
*rob*
Damn. ING is only doing 1.5 on a 60 mos CD.
DH:
ok glad you bullied your way past the label folks to get up to the front?
hmmm that’s weird that he would stand there playing a guitar with his back against the audience
I heard they were realllly good on stage maybe DM was having a bad night?
remember back in the good ol days when ING savings accounts were like 4% APY and CDs were like 5.5??? sigh
If the interest rate is really really good, she doesn’t care if it’s locked up. No pain no gain! But that’s also why she’s only willing to do 10K.
Snappy, reread the sentence about insurance companies. They are profitable. Annuities are one of their most profitable businesses. A lot of them are a scam, more or less. Not all but many.
Check with northwestern Mutual…a more reputable company but every annuity has fine print restrictions.
good weather for doing my taxes, serious cleaning, sleeping late, watching a movie, going to gym.
Posted by: Petebklyn at March 12, 2010 9:58 AM
I say you’ll do at least 1 of these 5 things this weekend. I can pretty much guess which one.
Most CDs lock your shit up pretty hardcore for that term. That’s the trade off for the higher interest rate.
Re: ins. co’s not being the most profitable, that’s what I thought. And that’s what scared me about her putting the $$ back with them. For this particular product they offered her, it’s an allegedly gauranteed 3% interest, but I wonder, with all the different ins. co’s going under, just how safe that is.