Comments on: Don't Rush To Spend That Rebate Check
MarketWatch's Marshall Loeb Gives 6 Reasons To Get Your IRS Refund, Then Spend It
- Posted by nolle61
You sound like the typical uneducated populous - or you are a republican croony.
The world economy has to collapse - the longer it takes the harder it will fall (can''t make gold from dirt). I would suggest you folks read the book: "The Golden New Age", by Ravi Batra, PhD Economics. The 80s calamity was avoid by foreign funds, just as the Bushwacker is attempting to do now. The rich does not hates sharing its wealth. - Reply to this comment
- [Don''''t let the libs fool you with their false rhetoric that it''''ll "hurt the poor" or "the sales tax will kill you". Those claims are absolutely geared to keep money going into their pockets instead of yours.("mispoken" words to use a Clinton phrase).]
[Posted by nolle61 at 04:27 PM : Mar 27, 2008]
interesting ... can you explain how this occurs? how does money paid w/ the current system make it''s way into liberals hands? was it doing that from 2000 thru then end of 2006 as not a single spending bill was vetoed?
i just don''t want to be fooled by ''the libs''. - Reply to this comment
- [Yet, many folks will not be eligible for a check at all and could end up in a bind if they''ve already hit the mall and put extra charges on their credit cards, counting on the rebate cash.]
you mean the idiots? - Reply to this comment
- I DREAMED THAT FDIC WENT THE WAY AS FSLIC!
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- BANKRUPT! GET OUT FROM UNDER THE GREEDY CROOKS AND NEVER TRUST ANY ONE AGAIN! AFTER THAT YOU WILL AS MR. SPOCK WOULD SAY IT! LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!
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- johnstossel, if all the banks fail how are you going to get your $600? FDIC probably won''t have any either. When you get your check go to the bank, cash it and get $10 and $20 bills, bury it in your backyard, if the banks fail you will still have your $600.
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- When I get my check I plan on depositing it in the bank. When all of the banks fail later this year the FDIC will have to pay me an extra $600. Tell me again how this will help the economy, I must have missed it the first time!!!
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- Do yourself a favor - pay off your debt.
It''s not what the Bush regime wants because it doesn''t serve HIS purpose, but it is absolutely in your own best interest to cut your debt.
Running out and frivolously wasting the money isn''t going to help the economy, despite what the ignorant Bush regime says.
Hey George - since all of your wealthy buddies aren''t trickling any money down to those of us in the middle class, maybe you could get them to go out and spend some of their money. Wouldn''t that help to boost the economy? - Reply to this comment
- Fielding questions after his speech, Paulson said that "innovation always precedes regulation in our economy" and suggested that oversight needed to catch up. OK PAULSON MY INNVATION IS TO BURN DOWN MY HOUSE,INSTEAD OF GIVEN IT TO THE SCUM BAGS THAT LIED ABOUT THE VALUE..
Once again Paulson defended the government''''''''s role in coming to the aid of Bear Stearns - which has been criticized by some Democrats and others as akin to a federal bailout.
AND 100 MILLION AMERICANS ARE FACEING BANKRUPY, SO WERE IS MY BAILOUT..AND WE DIDN''''''''T LIE ABOUT THE VALUE OF OUR HOMES..THEY DID,
"Bear Stearns found itself facing bankruptcy,"
Paulson said. "The Federal Reserve acted promptly to resolve the Bear Stearns situation and avoid a disorderly wind-down. It is the job of regulators to come together to address times such as this; and we did so. Our focus was the stability and orderliness of our financial markets."
Paulson said the administration will explore ways to help struggling homeowners at risk of losing their homes. But he was cool to some of the proposals put forth by Democrats on Capitol Hill, saying that "most are not yet ready for the starting gate."
In addition, he rejected the need for a "systemwide solution" to deal with homeowners who have no equity in their home. That''''''''s when one''''''''s mortgage eclipses the value of their home.
Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke recently urged lenders loans.SAYING 30 OR 40 OR EVEN 50 PERCENT REFI IS BETTER THAN A BURN DOWN HOME.. - Reply to this comment




