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: Z the Monthly Blog and Legal NewsletterJust One More, Reduce Rates to 4% and Let's Everybody Do The Refi!
By 'Major' Mori Goodbar, Esq.
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I forgot to mention this solution, as I see more talk about nationalizing big banks that are set to lose more money this year and become insolvent. The good news is, they are already insolvent, and always insolvent, according to their debt to equity ratios. The bad news is they still don't know how insolvent because they haven't yet resolved their "computations" respecting those "bad mortgages"Full post as published by Z the Monthly Blog and Legal Newsletter on February 24, 2009 (boomark / email).
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