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Why have we been paying taxes all these years if all we need to do is print
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Why are my old employees ganging up on the new one? And what if anything
should I do about it? "Al Pickrel" wrote in message ... Why have we been paying taxes all these years if all we need to do is print more money when we need it? |
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On Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:16:44 -0700, Al Pickrel wrote
(in article ): Why have we been paying taxes all these years if all we need to do is print more money when we need it? ....so that the predators in the credit industry have something to feast on, silly. Tom Walnut Creek, CA Nikon D200 |
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Take it back to the beginning, guys. Where did the problems start? Congress,
in its great wisdom, decided that Freddy and Fannie should purchase loans written for *affordable* housing. That translated into sub prime. The banks never would have made loans that Fannie & Freddy would not purchase. So, with those guarantees, the banks made loans that ought never have been written. Home ownership is a pillar of the American Dream. But it isn't for everyone. Full disclosu I was, for many years, a Century 21 broker and also owned a mortgage banking business. We originated, but did not directly loan. We routinely turned down loans (that we could have written) because the reality was that the potential borrowers would not be able to make the payments. I earned a lot of enmity from some other RE brokers for that because sales didn't go through, and I let many commissions go south, but it was the moral thing to do. I could not, in good conscience, have someone invest hard earned dollars in a loan that would come back to bite them in a matter of months or a year, when the house they coveted would be foreclosed. I wish more brokers and lenders had felt the same. That is only part of the current problem, of course. But it is representative of the laissez faire attitude that took hold. It would take miles of broadband to talk it all out, and I don't pretend to understand all of it. But it was only a matter of time. Diana "tbell" wrote in message .com... On Tue, 23 Sep 2008 08:16:44 -0700, Al Pickrel wrote (in article ): Why have we been paying taxes all these years if all we need to do is more money when we need it? ...so that the predators in the credit industry have something to feast on, silly. Tom Walnut Creek, CA Nikon D200 |
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They probably feel threatened. Is the new employee more capable than the old
ones? Does he/she have fresh, new ideas? That would send the old ones into a snit pdq. Diana "K Barrett" wrote in message . .. Why are my old employees ganging up on the new one? And what if anything should I do about it? "Al Pickrel" wrote in message ... Why have we been paying taxes all these years if all we need to do is print more money when we need it? |
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dunno about ya'll, but i'm dressed in all black today in honor of the
US banking system. (i work for a financial services lawfirm.) wamu, we hardly knew ye.... --j_a |
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Yow. You're seeing it up close and personal.
Diana wrote in message ... dunno about ya'll, but i'm dressed in all black today in honor of the US banking system. (i work for a financial services lawfirm.) wamu, we hardly knew ye.... --j_a |
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In article ,
"Diana Kulaga" wrote: Yow. You're seeing it up close and personal. Diana the fingers are crossed that our payroll bank doesn't fail before next payday. ![]() --j_a |
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