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My biggest issue is people that are paying their mortgage but struggling qualify for ZERO of the government low interest programs.
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by
Redmond
The disincentive is that your credit is ruined for seven years.
Posted by
nubby, Astronauts champion (aka nubby)
Aug 13 '09, 16:39
No other house, no car, maybe no new job.
Forget about credit cards.
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For 50K in loan principle wiped off the books forever, and a 2% 5 year fixed then 5.25% 25 year fixed. I bet you save more over the long run.
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Redmond
Aug 13, 16:42
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Then by all means. -- nm
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nubby, Astronauts champion
Aug 13, 16:43
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I am in all honestly thinking about it. I have consulted with several people in the business to see all the plus and minuses.
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Redmond
Aug 13, 16:45
Unless the credit market is re-regulated, this - in some cases - means nothing -- nm
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Beryllium (iPhone)
Aug 13, 16:41
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