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For example, the Fed could charge banks for holding excess reserves instead of paying them interest on those reserves as it does now. With such a penalty in place banks would have a much larger incentive to make loans, and some of the piled up reserves would leave banks and turn into new demand for goods and services. ...more
You should have said NO to the 8.19% to begin with. It is really simple... Look at some basic charts. See that unreasonable spike staring right at you. It is telling you "Don't Buy Now! That is why they raised the intrerest rates to try and slow things down. They figured people were smart enough to realize that th...more
Christian Values? Christian are some of the nastiest people out there. They think they can do or say what ever they want. Come Sunday they are forgiven. The christian ministry is nothing but a haven for crooks and child molesters