The budget could be the last straw for JG (and by definition WS in his job) if they don't handle it VERY well.
With public support at 27, they have no margin for error.
Kevin will be laughing so hard when they ask him nicely to come back and run the party...
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I find this bit disturbing:
The U.S. has $60 trillion in unfunded liabilities. At the peak, in 2007, the total of U.S. mortgages was $15 trillion
More disturbing than a Quentin Tarantino film...
Yeah plenty of data can be flawed, but the data I was referring to had 896 sales on it, and a history.
But I'm sure with all the jobs growth, population growth, booming economy, government spending etc there is plenty of scope for growth. :)
What are the odds, and what metric are we using for success? I.e. we need a consistent reference point to start with.
And I'm willing to put $5 on it.
Cheers
Noel
Bring it on baby.
I'm sensing a lack of bad news on the telly (carbon taxes notwithstanding...) is having a positive effect on the market finally. Anyone heard from Greece in the last 6 weeks?
No point paying off principle if you are still accumulating. You could have a loan on P and I, pay $20K off during the year, then go buy another house and the debt goes up by $500K. Makes the $20K look quite small in comparison.
Just throw the money in an offset account, and pay $480K for...
I've had clients use wefixcredit.com cost about $1500 and took about 6 weeks.
I make no other assertions about the company - good or bad - other than what I said above.
I think some companies offer a no result - no fee option?
I know someone really close to me (really really close) who used to work at nab, and do his own valuations, for his own client's properties, and then write the loans for them.
No conflict at all given his bonuses were based on something other than lending growth for the role, so it was all...