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Open Question: I cant afford my car anymore=[?
I bought a new car with my parents help before i moved out, i wanted something reliable before they moved five states away from me. i had no credit so my parents helped me but i could not get a car for anything lower then 300 a month since i had no credit and i didn’t have any money to buy a car all at once. So then six month later i lost my job the company went out of business and i fell behind all the time with three payments but they never reposed it. but my interest rate is sky high. my car was 14000 when i bought it….now i have to pay them 20,000 and if i trade it in its worth 5,000. I cant have it reposed because my parent would be sued since they signed for it. and i would still be stuck with the payments. I mean i have a job now but i still cant afford 300 for the car plus 260 for insurance so 560$ for a KIA optima…..not worth it. i still have rent and other bills to pay. so i was wondering if i could just trade it in for something cheaper, I’m willing to take the add on’s from whats not payed as long as i can lower the payments on it right now…..I’m in collage and should have a good paying job soon…..but i don’t know what to do for the time being. has anyone else had this problem…and what did you do?
Sadly i have told my parents and they really cant help, they’re having a hard time themselves. i do call them back but they wont do anything for me, Ive told them that i have lost my job and nothing=[ they just tell me to pay right then and there. so i just go sell the stuff i own to make that money.
and my selling the stuff i own i mean like anything that i don’t need to survive…like ipod, all my video games.=[ and my ps3
i mean it wasn’t new NEW but it wasn’t used much…it had like 10,000 miles on it. my old car was a piece of &^%$ so this was like new to me
FYI (STEWIE) : didnt force them to buy the car they offered it was for my birthday. and they did it because i am responsible and they new i would pay for it if i could. i’m sorry that i didn’t know i was going to loose my job, i guess i’m just a horrible irresponsible person for not knowing that i would, and im asking for help not stupid remarks from you. but i guess your just perfect and nothing ever goes wrong for you. we cant all be perfect like you… when i ask for someone to say something so stupid ill be sure to let you know. thanks.
Open Question: How did ACORN and self proclaimed left wing terrorist groups cause the US housing collapse?
Article from Investor’s Business Daily http://www.investors.com April 2,2008
Award-Winning Shakedown Artist Is Still Peddling Subprime Politics
By MICHELLE MALKIN | Posted Wednesday, April 02, 2008 4:30 PM PT
Last week, a mob of screeching protesters invaded the Bear Stearns headquarters in Manhattan demanding more aid for homeowners. I oppose federal bailouts of every make and model — and that includes both the Bear Stearns deal and the bipartisan stimulus-palooza in Washington. But the bank-bashers who held their demonstration in New York City against Bear Stearns and JPMorgan are totally unhinged. And out of control.
Here is the face of the entitlement culture gone mad: “We will go to their neighborhood, we will educate their children on what their parents do. They should be ashamed,” said Neighborhood Assistance Corp. of America founder Bruce Marks, in a nasty warning issued to employees of both banks.
This is not an idle threat. Bruce Marks is no harmless lone nut. He has a proven record of showing up at children’s schools and bullying them because of their parents’ employment. All in the name of “social justice,” of course, and securing loans for every last bad risk on the face of the planet. He’s so proud of his behavior, he calls himself a “bank terrorist.”
Has he earned scorn and condemnation? Of course not. As a reward for his tactics, the Boston Globe named him “Bostonian of the Year” in 2007. The paper praised his “sensible innovation.” They fawned over his “curious blend of in-your-face activism, customer-focused service, Machiavellian angling, and social-justice passion.”
And, as the Globe reported in its cover feature on Marks, there is no line of decency this housing shakedown artist won’t cross. Welcome to the subprime politics of personal destruction:
“Marks and his yellow-T-shirted followers have swarmed shareholders’ meetings with enough force to shut them down. They have picketed outside the schools attended by the children of bank CEOs, pressing the youngsters in signs and chants to answer for the actions of their daddies. And they even once distributed scandal sheets to every house in one CEO’s neighborhood, detailing the affair he was allegedly having with a subordinate. In time, that CEO, like most of the others that NACA targeted, sat down with Marks and signed a deal.
“To those who found his tactics an outrageous invasion of bank executives’ personal lives, Marks refused to acknowledge any line between home and work. ‘What you do is who you are,’ he says. ‘It’s all personal.’ ”
My leftist opponents have labeled me a “stalker” for publicizing the public contact information of anti-war activists who ran military recruiters off their college campus — and for researching, documenting and challenging the assets of a two-property-, three-car-owning Democratic poster family held up as unassailable arguments for massive government health insurance expansions.
Meanwhile, housing entitlement bully Bruce Marks gets citizen-of-the-year accolades while rolling in housing hustle dough.
You see, it’s all about the money for Marks’ group, which browbeats banks and lenders into billion-dollar deals to allow its left-wing activists to arrange mortgages for their high-risk constituents. NACA — with dozens of offices across the country — has a no-down-payment, no-closing-costs, low-interest-rate policy for low-income minority borrowers and takes a hefty fee for each transaction.
NACA loan applicants are then required to attend workshops glorifying the group’s protest thuggery. Those whose loans are approved must then pledge to assist the group in five “actions” (like the one at Bear Stearns’ headquarters) per year.
When they’re not clamoring for more homeowner funds and federal Community Reinvestment Act money, they’re bombarding the feds with regulatory complaints to halt any bank mergers or expansions.
Those radical actions have yielded a windfall as fearful corporations fork over money to pre-empt Marks’ extortionist mau-mau-ing. In 2003, Citigroup coughed up $3 billion in mortgage loans to NACA through 2013. Bank of America, which first partnered with (succumbed to) NACA in 1995, handed over $6 billion through 2015.
Let me repeat the threat Marks issued at the Bear Stearns protest last week: “We will go to their neighborhood, we will educate their children on what their parents do. They should be ashamed.” If any prominent liberals have criticized Marks’ tactics, I haven’t heard them. Have you?
Lesson learned: Screaming “racist” pays.
Copyright 2008 Creators Syndicate, Inc
Open Question: how are my insurance rates gonna look if i….?
i’m currently 17 (18 april 8th) and i’ve been driving legally since last july (got permit oct. 2007). on my record it says i’m driving my mom’s 98 chevy venture (minivan). my dad and i are getting a 5.0l v8 mustang from around ’86 to ’93 and are fixing it up for me to drive. my dad’s worried that the engine is pretty powerful so insurance rates will skyrocket (which he obviously doesn’t want to pay along with the awful mpg this car has). will my insurance rates lower, stay the same, go up a little, or skyrocket?
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