30 yr mortgages, are based on 10 year treasuries, not 30 yr.

haha. I understand. I was more commenting on the OPs #humblebrag of implying being better than anyone who enjoys the consumerism of today.

No, but a home loan will be over 7%. Closer to 8% most likely.

The govt is intended not to work much at all. It’s designed to move at less than a snails pace.

That’s the fed rate. Not what a consumer will borrow at.

#humblebrag

I mean great? It also wasn’t written in stone that there is anything inherently wrong with wanting the have it all lifestyle. You only go around once. Do it how you see fit.

you think raising interested rates bc of low unemployment and increasing wages will curtail growth? LULZ.

are you dumb? ofcourse you won’t see it until next year, when you file your 2018 taxes. new withholding tables are out now though, so you should see some in there.

good. your rich enough that itemizing over 24k means you can afford it.

*writes article about giving up Amazon

“Oklahoma should still get in, simply on the strength of how unlikely it is to fall from the top 16 to outside the top 68 in just one month”

A good story to investigate might be insurance brokerage houses. I LOVE THEM. They do the shopping for you, get paid by the insurance companies and are an intermediary between you and the insurer.

That was great. thanks for sharing that.

“The most fair solutions, of course, would be to abolish the draft and the NCAA entirely or simply pay college players on the open market,”

bc without universities, there isn’t a giant billion dollar pie to split up. you think anyone will give a shit about the milwaukee beer drinkers minor league basketball team.

well, this is only for smaller regional and local banks, so cool story bro?

-No, it means you’re losing something you could be gaining. That statement implies deficits are good. Care to elaborate?

So, i’m guessing you think trade deficits are good. Can you explain that?

we’ve struggled to maintain 3% gdp growth since the mid 90s when globalization began to take root. We’vehad avg gdp of 2.4% since 95. I’d say that it has absolutely stymied potential gdp growth.