The possibilitys of a debtors prison comes to mind,probably will become an indentured servant to the government untill they feel the debt has paid
off,just like the old days,you think the government cares about being fair once socialism is enacted,not likely
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The biggest problem in the system is not the banks. It's money.
Stop letting money control you.
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You have to pay $600,000 on a $250,000 loan over thirty years and you're complaining?
You should be celebrating.
Assuming a reasonable three percent rate of inflation, I calculate that
your $600,000 will be worth $240,604.24 at today's value.
Sounds to me like your wife got a sweet deal. Some people don't know when they're well off.
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So sir why do you believe you are not obligated to pay a loan that was given to you? You knew the risk before hand. Did you think it was a free
loan? Did not think there would be no interest? Either you are incredibly stupid or incredibly lazy. Either way people like you is what is wrong with
the United States today.
People take risks and sometimes they succeed and sometimes they fail. It is up to you to determine if you have succeeded or failed, but you must
take the responsibility of accepting the risks with either of those outcomes.
KieranMullen
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[edit on 21-3-2009 by 12m8keall2c]
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