Being foreclosed on? No worries if you follow the example of Jerome Daly, a lawyer and political activist of sorts, who successfully had his mortgage declared null and void.
In order for a mortgage agreement to be legal, the bank must put up legal ‘consideration’. That’s a fancy lawyer word for ‘money’ or some such other [...]
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Normally any discussion of the economy or finance causes my eyes to glaze over. However, I chanced upon this documentary and started to watch it. Shortly thereafter, I was glued to it. I finally understand questions I’ve had for a long time.
1) How do they know how much money to print?
2) What [...]
The State of The Union – As Seen on TV
Martin C. Winer
But first a word about how this article was written: This article was the result of a ‘cluster’ or a free-word association. This is an exercise which is meant to use the ‘right brain’ to spur creativity and generate writing topics. You can create [...]
In 1979 Jimmy Carter delivered a televised speech bemoaning the increasing US dependence on foreign oil. In it he outlines his Energy Policy for the coming decades.
“[Foreign Oil is] a cause of the increased inflation and unemployment that we now face. This intolerable dependence on foreign oil threatens our economic independence and the very security of [...]
Dumb:
Project Lifeline is a Bush administration initiative to give distressed mortgagees an additional month before their homes are foreclosed upon. This reprieve goes not only to subprime borrowers but to all distressed borrowers. The subtext to this move is that not only are subprime borrowers in distress. One month’s grace is dumb [...]
