Enlighten me people!
NICOLE
Let’s say
1.) Price is not a problem
2.) I’m in Asian country..so, would the quality different from the States one?
Please tell me your reason
thanks 
ROSETTA
With the current state of our economy, do you think NFL tickets will not increase? Or, do you think that since New York and Dallas have just built $1 billion dollar stadiums, then they will be forced to charge a premium for PSLs and single game ticket purchases? Therefore affecting the rest of the league due to revenue sharing…
CELINA
Ok, here it goes. What is the easiest way to explain caused these crazy financial times we are in?
The Democrats blame the Republicans, and the Republicans blame the Democrats.
“Bush started the war!”
“The Democrats caused the housing crisis”
“Bail this bank, bail that bank!”
I ain’t the brightest crayon in the box. Anyone know just what is going on?
I am sure it will be hard to find an unbiased answer, because my first point may be proven by at least a few of the posters. Please prove me wrong guys. 
ANTONIA
Other than to satisfy his fettish for pink coloured paper?
ENRIQUE
I have a theorectical question. Suppose you owe $50,000 on your mortgage. You also have $50,000 in mutual funds that have been taking a beating with the rest of the stock market. The funds have been averaging under 5% for the past few years because the market just stinks. With the threat of a recession and even a bigger threat of financial institutions going under and investors not being able to get their money, would it be a good decision to take that money out of the stock market completely and pay off the house in it’s entirety? The mortgage is a 7% fixed loan. Without accelerated payments, the note would be paid in 8 years.
The net of it would be zero money to lose in the market and 100% debt free.
Another reason for this question is the concern that terrorist may destroy the US financial platform, targeting our foundation, the stock market. Again, if there is no money in the market, then there is no money to loose.
Only financially educated responses please
LORRI
I mean, I know it’s harder to get a job, but you can always get one at a McDonald’s or Starbucks. And in the mean time you could go to college. Then 4 years later, you could get a degree and start teaching, which would bring in a decent salary. Not rich, but enough to survive definitely. It just seems so simple, doesn’t it?
But just to clarify, you should have gone to college in the first place. And anyone can go to college as long as they get accepted, because many like Darthmouth pay full tuition for households making less than 60k.
EARL
