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Don't Ever Risk Your Home For Credit Card Debt, Fairly Self Evident

Posted by James Breen at 3 March 2008 5:0

You haven't seen something like this, I guarantee.... Today you can also get these home equity line of credit in mind like I did.

Long story short, let's see this one.

Saturday, March 01 2008 @ 02:12 EST Contributed by: Invictus Views: 48 I've seen many stories wherein the tone runs along the lines of "How can people walk away from their homes? That's unthinkable, and runs counter to human nature." The truth is actually fairly simple: People -- an increasing number -- are underwater on their homes, which is to say that their mortgages are now larger than their home values. This has to do with declining values, low (or no) ..other part.

I force myself to pass some of my favorite posts, oh, for me it is really difficult, they are my treasure. Should I share my "treasure"? Maybe a little bit:

Posted by profbwoman under academics, activism, intersectionality, powerful feminism [5] Comments Due to the range of people and ideas covered under the banner of Asian and APIA feminism(s), I have not included a key text in this post but have instead done a more extensive list of people to know. If someone really thinks I should have included a key text and has an online source for it, I will gladly add it in and credit them. I have several .. Read the rest of this entry.

I found this one on recently, quite interesting:

I was talking to a friend the other day who was thinking of getting a home equity loan in order to payoff his credit cards and lower his interest rate. As soon as I heard his idea, I started jumping up and down while screaming "NO NO NO". My reply to his idea was a resounding no. It doesn't matter how high the interest rate on your credit card debt is. There is not a single situation in which you should put your home on the line to payoff unsecured debts. If you own your home, then it is ..next.

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The amount of debt versus underlying asset value. This leads to the term "Leveraged Buy Out" (LBO) where debt is used to buy a company. This strategy is popular with Private Equity houses, splitting commentators into two separate camps. Supporters believe it forces the object of the LBO to behave more efficiently to pay off its debt, thus maximising investor value. sayers believe it is capitalism at its worst leading to asset stripping, like heads of the Private Equity houses.


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