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It’s true. Before 1982, credit card interest was deductible for regular working folks. President Reagan changed all that with his tax reforms that helped a lot of big corporations, but didn’t do much for those who actually have to work for a living! Suddenly, normal working folks couldn’t write off that interest anymore.
By using an equity loan to pay off those high-interest credit cards, you’ll not only improve your credit score and lower you monthly payments – you’ll be able to write that off of your taxable income!
It’s a no-brainer, people…with today’s low rates, there’s no reason not to put in a call today to your local mortgage broker. Houston homeowners will find that there’s a program that can help them, regardless of their
jm2005
January 28, 2010 at 1:16 am
he should think about the baby and stop thinking about his sex and money the most impotent thing is the child now not find some one else u file custody of child before he does really as this is what he will try First of all u do it before he try cause he give child support the Judge will see this and know how he care the child give full custody of her and Judge will make pay u and sign the divorce paper to u gt on with your life for get only see and talk when decide he the dad i go see my daughter
DAR
January 28, 2010 at 2:20 am
The dollar needs to gain strength. Raising the rate will do that.
serenely, soMEone
January 28, 2010 at 2:21 am
Write her back and tell her you will work tirelessly to see her ousted from office next time up for election.
Explain two reasons why:
1. She is either totally asleep or so stupid that she actually believes the rhetoric spewed in her letter to you,
or alternatively,
2. She has proven that she has been bought and paid for by the banksters and the power elite,
and either way, she is unfit for public office.
EDIT,
Hmmm. Did you notice this sentence in her letter
" … Despite this realization, I was still not inclined to support the Paulson plan. After weeks of negotiation, however, a bi-partisan compromise was reached. …"
When exactly did the politicians have "WEEKS" to negotiate that compromise bill? Was it all done even before it was announced to the public?
Would that not mean that the compromise bill was reached long before the public knew of the "emergency", and that the original defeat by the house was STAGED for public consumption and to cause turmoil in the markets so as to "prove" the bailout was necessary?
Chilling in DFW
January 29, 2010 at 1:39 am
rusmaster2003
January 29, 2010 at 7:59 am
It depends if the certificates are registered or bearer (which is uncommon). A stock brokerage (like Charles Schwab) could probably tell you which kind they are. If they're registered, you probably need the previous owner's written permission to put them in your name. If they're bearer you can just cash them in at the brokerage.
If they're registered, the best thing would probably be to return them to the owner, and maybe hint that a reward would be graciously accepted.