Questions About: Debt
I hear the partisan rhetoric and so on but really what difference does it make who is President The US is in massive financial trouble no surprise there is there Taxes are going to have to go up no matter who gets in The dollar has been on a slide for half a decade the next President is going to have to fight to keep the US dollar as the "Petro dollar".OPEC now talks openly about dumping the dollar in favor of the Euro If that President loses that fight trillions of US dollars are going to hit the market and that will collapse the dollar It will mean instead of other nations hording US dollars the US will have to horde Euro's to buy oil The economy the debt and the financial crises of the sub prime fiasco dictate that taxes must rise Drilling is fine McCain wants it Obama doesn't It means little Off shore drilling will render results in 5 to ten years Yes better than nothing and a good idea but it won't do anything for a while not enough to stave off taxes going up Both Obama and McCain are talking tough on Iran talking tough on Russia talking tough in general What tell me is the significant difference the situation of the US will not change and the situation will dictate more of what the next President does than anything else
Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:57:51 GMT
Isn't there a verse that says future generations have to respect us and pay off this massive debt we're racking up? At the RNC we talked about taxes being wrong every 2 minutes. I just want some scriptural justification for borrowing all this money.
Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:57:42 GMT
i have a maxed out $1500 card that's been maxed for about 6 years.
the economy being so crappy, the interest rate went from 0% to about 27%. is there a good way for a not so rich guy to pay this off strategically without going to a debt consolidator? i just want to pay it off on my own. oh and i am quite organized by the way and i pay all my bills on time. i have a system, but the visa is KILLING ME!
the economy being so crappy, the interest rate went from 0% to about 27%. is there a good way for a not so rich guy to pay this off strategically without going to a debt consolidator? i just want to pay it off on my own. oh and i am quite organized by the way and i pay all my bills on time. i have a system, but the visa is KILLING ME!
Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:36:44 GMT
I bought a house 3 years ago on my own, I am the only one on the mortgage and was the only one on the title.
my fiance helped me "financially" purchase the home. He couldn't buy the home with me because he had bad credit.
after a year he asked if I would put him on the title since the original idea was that it was our house and it belonged to us both. I put him on the title about 2 years ago now. I recently became aware that approx. 6 mths after I put him on title Child Support put a lien on the property because he owed past due child support. He has an on going battle regarding the support case.
the fact of the matter is that until he pays it off they will not remove the lien. My question is, how does this affect me? This is his debt, not mine.
they take all of the equity in the house of just his portion? Also, is it possible for me to buy him out of the house and get the lien removed? We both want to get his name off the title now and get this lien removed.
anyone have suggestions on how to do this or what the laws are regarding this? Also, what type of attorney should I contact for legal advice? Real Estate or family law? Thanks! I can use all the help I can get. I am afraid once we are married it will be a bigger problem and I don;t want to take on any of his debt.
my fiance helped me "financially" purchase the home. He couldn't buy the home with me because he had bad credit.
after a year he asked if I would put him on the title since the original idea was that it was our house and it belonged to us both. I put him on the title about 2 years ago now. I recently became aware that approx. 6 mths after I put him on title Child Support put a lien on the property because he owed past due child support. He has an on going battle regarding the support case.
the fact of the matter is that until he pays it off they will not remove the lien. My question is, how does this affect me? This is his debt, not mine.
they take all of the equity in the house of just his portion? Also, is it possible for me to buy him out of the house and get the lien removed? We both want to get his name off the title now and get this lien removed.
anyone have suggestions on how to do this or what the laws are regarding this? Also, what type of attorney should I contact for legal advice? Real Estate or family law? Thanks! I can use all the help I can get. I am afraid once we are married it will be a bigger problem and I don;t want to take on any of his debt.
Sat, 06 Sep 2008 02:32:03 GMT
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