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... shirts. They talk to each other as they ride. I wonder who these people are that they can afford to ride bikes a couple mornings a week. I'm guessing they are lawyers. Or maybe out of work mortgage brokers. They do seem to have plenty of free time, as well as money, to sink into bike equipment. At intersections they play this little game that doesn't fool anyone-- they swoop to the right as if ...

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Out

... equities (defends against gradual increases in inflation with producers maintaining pricing power), some into index-linked (defends against a sudden shooting up in inflation) and some into paying down the mortgage (defends against five years of low interest rates, low inflation, followed by whatever). I've decided that debt doesn't psychologically suit me, even if it does make financial sense. I ...

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credit markets

...credit-card payments have fallen drastically, a sign that investor appetite is back. And the volume of mortgage securities, the largest segment of the credit market, is on track this year to nearly match ...funding: " This year government-backed loans have accounted for 99%, or $1.5 trillion, of mortgage securities. Banks and other private firms have issued a mere $15 billion. ... Meanwhile, parts ...

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How Cheap is Cheap?

... members here on this board, do you think this is being too cheap? Again, we have 2 kids, 2 cars and a mortgage. Quite honestly, I’d rather spend what we were going to spend on a wedding, on daycare, mortgage and car notes. I’d like party favors, but are there any crafty, cute yet cheap ideas? Thoughts? Dee Dee

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I write these for myself, too, so yes I do realize that they're probably boring.

... go from there. If I can do it for two years, I'll start seriously looking at real estate. And by then I'll be able to afford a nice down payment and maybe get a 15-year instead of a 25-year mortgage. My parents are being awesome about it, too. I've got to start contributing more. I make excuses not to, like "Dad's home all day and doesn't even have a job anymore, so he should be able to take ...

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domesticity

...conducive to safe baby travel. What to do? We started looking at houses to rent and found some very nice places for close to what we are paying now. Then i realized we could acquire a damn mortgage for the same amount (sometimes less) and have the freedom to punch and paint walls to our hearts desires. We found a place we both love - an old Victorian built in 1900, completely restored/updated and...

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Unemployment hits double digits

... to borrow a lot of money next year for stimulus. And the gov't would not be happy if mortgage interest rates increased - that would kind of put the "kebosh" on all the efforts to prop up the ..., if it's far enough in the future, the Fed might actually have time to sell off mortgage and government securities slowly - preventing all of these scenarios. I just have very serious doubts that this is ...

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Debt: What's Wrong With America!! (Wherein I rant about debt)

... a member of the upper class with almost a million dollars cash, or you need to take on a mortgage that will claim a huge chunk of your household income as interest for thirty years - effectively turning you ... thing sorted out, but now we need to figure out how to escape the vortex of rent and/or mortgage rates that is sucking even more of our income away from us and into the hands of banks. Buying...

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Caravaggio

... semblance of a stable, upper middle class home life. Their lie was bigger than most, though. Their lie included country club fees more than my mother sometimes made in a month and a mortgage on their mortgage. This whole portrait thing was just another notch on the bedpost of ideas to appear better off than they were because that was all Charlie and Renee cared about—looking rich. Normally, I ...

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Read this.

... its clandestine wagers, completed at the brink of the housing market meltdown, enabled the nation's premier investment bank to pass most of its potential losses to others before a flood of mortgage defaults staggered the U.S. and global economies. Only later did investors discover that what Goldman had promoted as triple-A rated investments were closer to junk. Goldman Sachs may be the ...

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