Archive for May, 2009
President Obama has established the plan of spending to get out of debt and end this recession. That is exactly what his “stimulus” plan is. So who is going to give me the money I need to spend my way out of my personal recession and debt?
Craig, tried and true? When and by who? And did you know that $45 billion of road and highway improvements were cut out of the bill?
And working for the government has never, NEVER EVER stimulated an economy. Ask Russia.
Cookie Monster, Thanks for actually understanding what I am saying here. Clearly, many of those who are responding have really got no clue about sarcasm. Clearly, they do not understand the concept of demonstrating the absurd by being absurd.
Lane Magouirk
If I ran as an Independent candidate for president and promised that I would eliminate the national debt due to my personal enormous wealth, would you vote for me? In my example I have 400 trillion dollars of personal wealth and promised to write a check to the treasury for 10 trillion dollars to eliminate the national debt. My only contention would be that a democratic president would be elected (or myself as an independent). If you knew that I would personally pay off the national debt and would forbid trade defects, would you vote for me?
I would write the check, even if I weren’t elected, but if a republican president were elected, I would tear up the check. How would you vote, knowing that I would pay all debts of the United States? I would also give a trillion dollars to homeless people and make sure that all HS grads had the money to go to college.
Consider that I have the money to pay off the national debt. I don’t necessarily want to be president, but want our country to be debt free.
Bonds would be irrelevant. Trade defect would not exist. I would not allow a 5 billion dollar deficit with a communist country. Equal trade means that if you lack 100 dollar defect, then you are cut off.
Stanton Somerset
Alright here’s my question. I have good credit, to a point. I went to the credit reporting agencies the other day and I have 16 accounts in good standing and never late. 14 of them are for school and it totals near 80. My question is my debt to equity ratio is close to 1. I am a student and I’m not even sure where my equity number comes from because the only thing I own is my car. How bad is this for a student and how do I increase my equity and my ratio? Where does the number come from? My credit score is in the mid 700′s but the equity ratio is scary because from what I know, mortgage lenders look at that closely…
Angella Bloodough
so i’m 18, at college, and i don’t know what my credit score is yet, but i know it’s enough to get two credit cards. i’m down about $1000 in debt right now, and i have two cards which have a $500 maxed out balance lol. one of them is really stupid and i’ve had to pay interest from the first month, but my other is from Citi and i have till next month or something before i’m charged interest…so my question is, should i get a personal loan to just get rid of those debts? For sure i’ll have the debt paid off by this july whether it’s in a loan or if it’s still on my cards since i have a pretty reliable job once i’m back home from school.
if i do get a loan, which banks are best? should i get one from the national banks, or local ones in my hometown?
i know that. like i said, it’s gonna be paid off one way or another by this july. i’m just wondering if a loan would be best now, to eliminate the interest from both cards…
Britney Forres























