http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/24/business/economy/24econ.html?_r=2
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record profits.. clearly unhindered by that big bad awful government intrusion, and clearly a bad economy didn’t deterr them. will they share with the little guy now?
will they give back?
will they give some jobs?
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bow to your corporate masters america… but stay real afraid of the government right? they’re after your money.. but you’re safe.. you already gave it to these guys..
Bank foreclosures last year reached over one million nationwide. This year economists say foreclosures will exceed last year. What do you think the government should do?
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Americans had been independant minded and self sufficient. Now we are being trained by the government to dump our problems onto someone else. Got health care don’t have to worry about the bills. Run them up and dump em. What a system.
Family won’t care for family or a case where we just can’t accept death as part of life? A case where we do not want to be fearful for our elderly so it’s just best to have someone else handle it?
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I had success with GW letters and emails for multiple companies including Chase and Bank of America in the last 30 days.  In both cases I was able to get 30 day lates from July 09 removed with a short explanation and a lot of persistence.  The people that returned calls were extremely friendly and helpful.  I got a call from Sears 10 minutes ago.  The woman calling was from the President’s office.  She explained to me that she could not do a “courtesy adjustment for a 30 day late payment of $40 because of the new Obama Act” and because “the Federal government’s Office of the Controller carefully watches for this kind of illegal act from company like Sear’s.”  I screwed up my chances for good because I had to ask her (politely mind you) if she was actually serious.  She said she was and that “the government has taken this out of her hands.”
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Anyone have any GW good luck with Sears recently that can share a contact name or information?
Here’s a question: Â I have 2 private student loans that are in default with Key Bank for a total of about $8500. Â I’ve been making payments to a CA in the amount of $333/mo to satisfy this account.
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I noticed that these loans are reporting on my CR as “Claim filed with government for insured portion of loan”. Â These are private student loans, the government has nothing to do with or guarantee here. Â Should I pursue this to get it off my report? Â If so, how would I go about that? Â Should I dispute the discrepancy to CRA?
I seem to recall calculating per person indebtedness in the recent past at about $35,000. We obviously have an issue to address: It’s called “robbing Peter to pay Paul.” How about trying for the domino effect? If the public will pay its debts, be they personal or commercial, that should have the effect of causing more money to become available for capitalization, which should allow growth. Where we, as individuals, begin is to examine our purchases for their validity, in consideration to our debt base, in consideration to our reserves and to avoid utilizing our capital/equity for purchases that have virtually no longevity.Â
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Meantime, if the government is complaining that money offered to private business is going unused, thus achieving no interest returns–all while being held within the Federal banking system–perhaps we need to discover what is being done with that money; and if it is in fact invested profitably, to return interest proportionately to decrease the Federal debt base.