Row 22708

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I sure as hell did. Saved about $400/month. Coincidentally, increases in taxes, insurance, groceries, utilities, gas, etc. FAR exceed $400/month.

Do you have a source for your claim that people who own their homes are doing better than *ever*? Any source for your claim that they have a “ton of extra money”?

Your idea of buying in 2012 and refinancing in 2021 brings me to my next point. Those who bought pre-covid mostly at 4-6% interest rates were able to be helped by sub-3% rates when times got tight.

What happens to those who perhaps stretched themselves too thin with a 2.5% rate? Ain’t no refinancing for less than that, so how can the Fed help them?

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text I sure as hell did. Saved about $400/month. Coincidentally, increases in taxes, insurance, groceries, utilities, gas, etc. FAR exceed $400/month. Do you have a source for your claim that people who own their homes are doing better than *ever*? Any source for your claim that they have a “ton of extra money”? Your idea of buying in 2012 and refinancing in 2021 brings me to my next point. Those who bought pre-covid mostly at 4-6% interest rates were able to be helped by sub-3% rates when times …
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datetime 2024-05-21
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