Got it. So, 60,000 moms every other night are running up their credit cards to send their daughters to see Taylor Swift. And the Dads all agree with this? They don’t care about the debt? Do you let your wife spend $1000 on your daughter when you can’t afford it? And this is all the governments fault.
Thanks for explaining this to me Stevie. You know everything.
If parents are paying a grand to see Taylor Swift
if people are willing to pay top dollar to attend sporting events
if people are gonna shell out $$ for nfl Sunday ticket.
if money market high yield savings accounts are over 4%
then maybe it’s not as bad as what your cable news show is telling you??
if people are willing to pay top dollar to attend sporting events
if people are gonna shell out $$ for nfl Sunday ticket.
if money market high yield savings accounts are over 4%
then maybe it’s not as bad as what your cable news show is telling you??
personal savings are at an all-time low while credit card balances are at an all-time high. the auto loan market is falling apart with repos coming next while commercial real estate is on life support. That people are stupid enough to toss a grand to Taylor Swift isn't a sign of a strong economy it's a sign of American fiscal irresponsibility especially at CC interest rates nearly double what they were 8 years ago
For ones with good credit, there are a lot of 0% credit cards floating around these days where the balance transfers are 2 or 3% with a longer than 12 month time frame. Seen a few 18 and 24 months out there
Lots of high yield savings accounts north of 4% out there.
And yes, there are ones who spend money stupidly, i get that.
If you're NOT looking for major financing right now, its a GOOD time to play around (as long as you can make your payments)
as you know it's not a 0% CC it's a 0% deferred interest rate. never seen a 24 but have certainly seen 15-18 mo with the catch of it being a variable rate so you'll be rocking a 29.75% with any balance due when the intro period is satisfied. good luck with that
plenty of economic indicators out there like the LEI from the Conference Board posted on Thursday, retail inventory levels, freight pricing and rejection rates, savings vs CC, consumer confidence, underperforming earnings calls, office occupancy rates, loan defaults, liquidity depletion, etc.
Or just look at NFL Sunday Ticket subscriptions
as long as you can pay your balance after the time period or be able to transfer to another card, then you're all setas you know it's not a 0% CC it's a 0% deferred interest rate. never seen a 24 but have certainly seen 15-18 mo with the catch of it being a variable rate so you'll be rocking a 29.75% with any balance due when the intro period is satisfied. good luck with that
plenty of economic indicators out there like the LEI from the Conference Board posted on Thursday, retail inventory levels, freight pricing and rejection rates, savings vs CC, consumer confidence, underperforming earnings calls, office occupancy rates, loan defaults, liquidity depletion, etc.
Or just look at NFL Sunday Ticket subscriptions
But i know that you know that
at least Taylor Swift isn't seeing a recession
NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street is slipping Tuesday after a torrent of companies gave mixed earnings reports for the first three months of the year.
UPS, General Electric, and Danaher all saw earnings plummet 6-10 percent with heavy hitters such as Microsoft and Google to announce at the end of the trading day.
A report on Tuesday showed that confidence among consumers fell more sharply in April than expected, down to its lowest level since July. That's a discouraging signal when consumer spending makes up the biggest part of the U.S. economy. On Thursday, the U.S. will give its first estimate of how much the economy grew during the first three months of the year
NEW YORK (AP) — Wall Street is slipping Tuesday after a torrent of companies gave mixed earnings reports for the first three months of the year.
UPS, General Electric, and Danaher all saw earnings plummet 6-10 percent with heavy hitters such as Microsoft and Google to announce at the end of the trading day.
A report on Tuesday showed that confidence among consumers fell more sharply in April than expected, down to its lowest level since July. That's a discouraging signal when consumer spending makes up the biggest part of the U.S. economy. On Thursday, the U.S. will give its first estimate of how much the economy grew during the first three months of the year
So how is that the governments fault? The only ones who have liow personal savings and high credit balances are the irresponsible ones. I’m guessing the majority of people on this board complaining about things are doing fine. Is your savings at an all time low? Are you in cc debt? How about Festering Zit who started the thread. Are you in financial ruins right now? I doubt it. I know Willie is fine, he brags about his great life all the time.
How about the MAGA loons? Any of you guys having a hard time making ends meet? Savings at an all time low? Tons of CC debt?
It’s all the governments fault.
I’m off to enjoy life. You guys can stay here all day and bitch about how everyone’s else’s life is in ruins because of the government. Lol
I am retired and on a fixed income. Used to be able to set aside money for the grandkids. A gift here, a treat there. Now the price of propane has doubled in last three years. In Dems mind propane BAD, must stop. Pipelines shutdown, rail deliveries of propane shutdown. Then there the cost of diesel and gasoline. Groceries at an all time high.
EVERYTHING IS;
1. RUSSIA,
2. CLIMATE CHANGE,
3. OR SYSTEMIC RACISM.
Pick any failure of the Democrat Party and one or more of three is the excuse.
Teach my grandchildren to be financially responsible, "but grandpa if I have good credit I'll pay more for a mortgage."
EVERYTHING IS;
1. RUSSIA,
2. CLIMATE CHANGE,
3. OR SYSTEMIC RACISM.
Pick any failure of the Democrat Party and one or more of three is the excuse.
Teach my grandchildren to be financially responsible, "but grandpa if I have good credit I'll pay more for a mortgage."
