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Politics : President Barack Obama

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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (146493)10/26/2014 8:01:28 PM
From: pcstel  Read Replies (1) of 149317
 
Yeap!! Co-insides exactly with this.. Revolving Consumer Debt...

My apologies for using another one of those wacko right wing websites for my data points..

This one is from some some wacko sight called "Federal Reserve dot GOV"

federalreserve.gov

Consumer revolving debt (total) rose from

Jan 1981 $57.7 Billion to present 851 Billion closing back in on a peak of nearly 1 Trillion in late 2008.

If you add up other consumer debt, student loans, mortgages, car loans, etc. It's over 11 Trillion in debt.

For the lower end of the scale, consumers with no mortgage debt because they rent, they are probably paying at or near 19% interest. 851 Billion in debt Equates to 161 Billion Dollars paid each year to the 1%ers in interest payments... Thank you very much. The 1%'ers got all your money... simply because.. you write a check to them every month to repay them for items you purchased 2 years ago for $900 that you probably sold at a yard sale last month for $10.

Don't complain about the 1%ers. They loaned you money YOU WANTED when you just had to have that $700 Iphone in 2007, that is now worth $30. Stop complaining and just write the check.... You got yourself into this situation.. Now, you pay..

Perhaps the answer is to move yourself from the borrowing side the equation to the lending side of the equation.

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