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Denton I hope you read this – 1. People need to reduce debt now, not take more on. 2. That Retirement Account is the only thing standing between you and a can of cat food.
I’m off this subject, I forgot everyone is smarter than me, sorry!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end..
He’s getting 4.625%…asinine to advise someone to pay off at that rate. Everyone is smarter than you when it comes to something like this.
“good one what. Of course you have to see who’s making the pledge. That’s part of what went wrong. If I had to, I could pay off both my mortgages in full tom’w from retirement accounts.”
Denton I hope you read this – 1. People need to reduce debt now, not take more on. 2. That Retirement Account is the only thing standing between you and a can of cat food.
I’m off this subject, I forgot everyone is smarter than me, sorry!
“So this one clears the market, then the next one will dip a little lower, then the next a little lower than that…. at some point the engine will hopefully be running on all four cylinders.”
The car is doing a Thelma & Louise off the cliff!
Europe——-> The Nukes have detonated!
If I had known you were doing a refi through Citi, I would have told you to stay away. My current mortgage is through Citi, and I tried to do a re-fi with them last year. I eventually pulled the plug on the deal, losing the application fee in the process. THe bank is in turmoil, and there are just incompetents there. They actually lied to me about what they were offering. Think twice (that’s my only advice).
good one what. Of course you have to see who’s making the pledge. That’s part of what went wrong. If I had to, I could pay off both my mortgages in full tom’w from retirement accounts.
Lech, I’ve tried to a couple times to go down the refi road, didn’t seem to work out though– it didn’t seem worth it after fees, since I will probably leave my condo in about 4 or 5 years. By then, I will move out of the fringe. But the bank reps walking me through didn’t seem totally on the ball– they just have formulaic software they use. I totally know nothing about this kind of stuff, and I found myself pointing out things to him that he got wrong. So then I conferenced in my dad to make sure it wasn’t a case of the blind leading the blind. And I was the one that was right. scary.
“they gonna loan me some money, What! After all, they don’t sit on mortgages like the old days. They just soak up the fees and offload them to Fannie oops I mean the taxpayer.”
Allow me…
they gonna create money out of thing air, What! After all, it’s my pledge that makes the loan not the Bank. They just soak up the fees and offload them to Fannie oops I mean the taxpayer.
Denton I hope you read this – 1. People need to reduce debt now, not take more on. 2. That Retirement Account is the only thing standing between you and a can of cat food.
I’m off this subject, I forgot everyone is smarter than me, sorry!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end..
He’s getting 4.625%…asinine to advise someone to pay off at that rate. Everyone is smarter than you when it comes to something like this.
“good one what. Of course you have to see who’s making the pledge. That’s part of what went wrong. If I had to, I could pay off both my mortgages in full tom’w from retirement accounts.”
Denton I hope you read this – 1. People need to reduce debt now, not take more on. 2. That Retirement Account is the only thing standing between you and a can of cat food.
I’m off this subject, I forgot everyone is smarter than me, sorry!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end..
ROFL from the Brooklynese article in the morning links…
Danny Calcaterra, a retired longshoreman from Bay Ridge, said the problem cuts both ways.
“I almost got locked up in Canada. You say one thing. They don’t understand you. They lock you up.”
Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/brooklyn/2010/04/29/2010-04-29_untitled__2brooklyn29m.html#ixzz0mUxcTBP3
“So this one clears the market, then the next one will dip a little lower, then the next a little lower than that…. at some point the engine will hopefully be running on all four cylinders.”
The car is doing a Thelma & Louise off the cliff!
Europe——-> The Nukes have detonated!
The What
Someday this war is gonna end..
Denton;
If I had known you were doing a refi through Citi, I would have told you to stay away. My current mortgage is through Citi, and I tried to do a re-fi with them last year. I eventually pulled the plug on the deal, losing the application fee in the process. THe bank is in turmoil, and there are just incompetents there. They actually lied to me about what they were offering. Think twice (that’s my only advice).
good one what. Of course you have to see who’s making the pledge. That’s part of what went wrong. If I had to, I could pay off both my mortgages in full tom’w from retirement accounts.
Luckily for you all… that’s not my real identity. 🙂
Lech, I’ve tried to a couple times to go down the refi road, didn’t seem to work out though– it didn’t seem worth it after fees, since I will probably leave my condo in about 4 or 5 years. By then, I will move out of the fringe. But the bank reps walking me through didn’t seem totally on the ball– they just have formulaic software they use. I totally know nothing about this kind of stuff, and I found myself pointing out things to him that he got wrong. So then I conferenced in my dad to make sure it wasn’t a case of the blind leading the blind. And I was the one that was right. scary.
“they gonna loan me some money, What! After all, they don’t sit on mortgages like the old days. They just soak up the fees and offload them to Fannie oops I mean the taxpayer.”
Allow me…
they gonna create money out of thing air, What! After all, it’s my pledge that makes the loan not the Bank. They just soak up the fees and offload them to Fannie oops I mean the taxpayer.
Fixed…
The What
Someday this war is gonna end..