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To: VBH who wrote (3576)	12/14/1997 4:56:00 PM
From: TraderGreg	Respond to of 11708

Well, that's true. But if you compare the credit card interest rate and minimum payment for a 2 to 4 yr payoff amount to the 125 where at least some of the loan interest on a lower rate will be deductible with a 15/30 year amortization feature, then the 125 is still better. Plus, as Dick will attest, people receiving a 1098 INT form will deduct all of it and take their chances. I know what the article says, but will audit resources be dedicated to looking for excess interest deductions for the middle class? TG