I have received some emails regarding the “Showdown in Chicago” project, and some of the items on the agenda of its organizers. I have some comments about that.
First, I did some Internet searches, and some are for, while others are critical of this organization. Personally, I am not in favor of everything that this organization’s [...]
Posts Tagged ‘credit cards’
I want to take my boy fishing, but I find I’m just wishing.
I guess you’ll get involved once you’ve “lost your backpack and lunch money,” one too many times.
If you want to know why we are experiencing an all-out assault on the part of banks in the form of abuses with respect to credit cards, CNBC’s production, “House of Cards,” provides an excellent introduction to this subject, at least partially (greed). Wall Street, and its regulators, failed. A period of exuberance, during which [...]
The rest of us, along with our children, and grandchildren, will pay, and pay, and pay.
This classified ad in the Smoky Mountain News (September 23-29, 2009, Vol, 11, Issue 17) caught my eye this morning (I have removed the phone number):
Let’s see, if a “similar lot” was $70k “not more than 9 months ago,” but now worth $24,900 (assuming enough similarity to be considered a comparable in a real estate [...]
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