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Soak The Rich To Pay For Healthcare Print E-mail
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Saturday, 11 July 2009 07:06

 Here We Go Again - WASHINGTON  To pay for national healthcare, the politicians now want “rich” taxpayers to Congressman Charles B. Rangelpony-up $550 billion.  The income tax increases would be collected over the next 10 years to cover half of the foreseen cost says Representative Charles Rangel (D-NY.)  He is chairman of the powerful Ways and Means Committee charged with writing tax legislation.  According to The New York Times (07/10/09), Mr. Rangel believes the rest of the needed revenue would be derived by less spending on Medicare as well as reducing healthcare costs.  The ideas that the government could either, accurately project the cost of anything, or reduce the cost of anything else, are comical.  Putting my amusement aside, however, it is the “Robin

 
"Give Me Liberty Or At Least Give Me A Big Screen TV!" Print E-mail
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Saturday, 21 February 2009 06:31

Give me liberty or at least a big screen TV 

Funny, or maybe not.  Reading "Give me liberty or at least a big screen TV!" on my medium size, low definition television, made me laugh. . . and then put a bit of a knot in my stomach.  It is funny because it truly reflects the mindset of many.  The knot came from wondering how many share this mindset?  Has the American spirit of "can do" been permanently replaced with "What can you do to distract me?" 

There was a slightly different joke going around a few years ago.  It also made me laugh because of it's
 
Kazwell's Book "The Mortgage Meltdown" Published Print E-mail
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The Mortgage MeltdownStanley J. Kazwell, Jr. is the author of a new book, The Mortgage Meltdown:  The Mindsets That Got Us Here and What You Can Do About It. In it he offers a unique perspective on how our current economic situation evolved.  Then he offers solutions to help the reader to “take control.  Your individual life is yours to create.” 

 
Hey California, Can You Spare An IOU? Print E-mail
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Friday, 03 July 2009 13:21

The Famous Hollywood Sign What does the most financially strapped state in the union do when they run out of money?  They pay their bills with IOU’s.
California is more than merely a microcosm of American style socialism, it is the big kahuna!  After all, it is the world’s 6th largest economy.  It is proclaimed as the richest, most populist, most socially conscious state, and yet it has the most debt.
As the state’s politicians refused to agree on which sacred cows (spending programs) to slaughter, the cash ran out.  On July 2nd, 2009, those doing business with the state, taxpayers who are owed tax refunds, and local governments all started receiving IOU’s (called warrants).
A story in the New York Times makes the following comparison.  “So California is now just like a family that spends more than it takes in and holds off on the cable bill while paying the mortgage: its expenses are greater than its revenues.”  

One has to wonder if the politicians in Washington will see it the same way.  Would you care to bet?

 

 
Stimulus , "No Quick Fix" - - Why Not? Print E-mail
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Saturday, 14 February 2009 00:00

Maybe It Is A St. Valentine Day Treat?

President Obama, Congressional leaders and most economists says that the stimulus package just passed byUnited States Capital Building Congress has no quick fixes.  I want to know “Why not?”
The proponents of the legislation say that the agreement will have some immediate effect.  The bill’s tax cuts, meager though they may be, are being touted to provide an immediate stimulating effect.  These cuts, says the Obama team, will spur a certain amount of economic activity by stimulating consumer spending, and creating (or at least preserving) some jobs.  If so, then why not have this stimulating effect the centerpiece of the stimulus package?

 
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Tim Geithner, Secretary of Treasury designee“I used TurboTax to prepare my returns.” 

Tim Geithner, Secretary of the Treasury designee, told Congress during his confirmation hearing about his tax payment failures, January 21, 2009

 
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  • LOS Offerings Integrate Servicing Systems

    A "seamless process" has been developed for boarding loans directly from Mortgage Builder Software's loan originations system to sub-servicer Cenlar FSB's servicing platform, a July news release indicated.

    A Cenlar executive explained that lenders are learning about the potential profits from maintaining servicing rights, and Cenlar's subservicing helps prevent layering on fixed operational costs.

    Calyx Software also sees revenue opportunities for its customers in loan servicing based on a recent news release unveiling an alliance with Servicing Solution LLC.

  • 2010 Bankruptcies Top 1 Million

    Consumer bankruptcy filings during August fell 8 percent from July, the American Bankruptcy Institute reported.

    The decline followed a bounce in July.

    Year-to-date Aug. 31, 2010, filings totaled 1,034,843.

  • Public Debate on Revisions to FHA Guidelines

    The public was invited on July 15 to comment on three U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development initiatives designed to help restore the Mutual Mortgage Insurance Fund capital reserve account.

    More than 900 comments were received by the comment deadline on Aug. 16, a public filing Friday said.

    The "overwhelming majority" of the comments addressed the proposed 3 percent limitation on seller concessions.

  • Reverse Originations Gaining Steam

    The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development reported last week that reverse mortgage originations climbed to 5,901 loans for a maximum claim amount of $1.5 billion in July from 5,304 loans endorsed for $1.3 billion a month earlier.

    It was the second month in a row of gains.

    In August, according to the Reverse Market Insight newsletter, reverse mortgage production increased 13 percent.

  • Wachovia Vs. WaMu Debated by Regulators

    In an appearance before the Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission, regulators testified about the why there was disparate treatment in the resolution of Washington Mutual Inc. and Wachovia Corp.

    The Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.'s chairman said the FDIC had known for months that WaMu was in trouble.

    But with Wachovia it didn't know until very late in the game how dire the situation was.

    In addition, Wachovia was deemed systemically important.

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