Graph of the Day

[uscitizen]

A shitty small house is about 75K here, they can move.

Who said pay cash ?

 

[Chapdog]

A shitty small house is about 75K here, they can move.

Who said pay cash ?

yah but can i get a job there? got to live where my living is. prob a good place to retire to however. my boss is getting ready to retire and prob going to cash out of new england and buy 2 or 3 houses down near Tennessee or something.

 

[Cancel 2016.2]

Who whould buy a home without tax deductions ? Me. I paid mone off in less than 2 years and am very happy because of it. it is MINE!

A finiancial genius huh? It is stupit to pay interest to others when you don't have to.
And most only get 1/3 or so of it back on the taxes anyway.

That depends on what you can earn on the investment of the assets. If you can earn more than the interest being paid, it makes sense to take out a mortgage and invest the money.

 

[Chapdog]

when my mortgage is complete id be stupid not to re mortgage it and use proceeds for investing.. and/or buy another property..

 

[Cancel 2016.2]

when my mortgage is complete id be stupid not to re mortgage it and use proceeds for investing.. and/or buy another property..

Like any investment, it depends on what other investments yield. As long as you can earn more than you pay, it makes sense to do so. Obviously everyone has to way the risks involved with the various investment choices.

 

[uscitizen]

yah but can i get a job there? got to live where my living is. prob a good place to retire to however. my boss is getting ready to retire and prob going to cash out of new england and buy 2 or 3 houses down near Tennessee or something.

Darn carpetbaggers want to bring their rules with them too.

On second thought KY sucks to live in.

 

[FUCK THE POLICE]

This is why something has to be done about healthcare:

It's eating up and will continue to eat up way too much money.


http://cbo.gov/ftpdocs/89xx/doc8947/01-31-HealthcareSlides.pdf

Well clearly, Dungheap, if we got rid of medicare and medicaid, and gave people medical savings accounts, everything would be fine.

 

[uscitizen]

Well clearly, Dungheap, if we got rid of medicare and medicaid, and gave people medical savings accounts, everything would be fine.

Sure combined with HMO v2.0 everything would be hunky dory.

No problem here I would just go to the VA for medical care.

 

[FUCK THE POLICE]

With healthcare, I believe the rule of the marketplace is the key, not government control. Not to sound ironic, but hear me out, I could support some kind of subsides for people making under 25,000 a year, truly poor people, to buy private insurance, Some kind of nice tax rebate for purchasing your own plan above that income bracket. The more people in this market, the lower prices will go, and through increased competition quality could be increased further. If the government takes over, bureaucratic glitches will result in decreased quality, increased delays, and more fatalities.

Idiotic.

 

[FUCK THE POLICE]

The graph is rather ridiculous... there's no real reason for medical care to keep increasing like that. It will hit a ceiling at some point, but whether that's 20% or 35% of our GDP, I don't know. What we do know is that we're doing now isn't working.