It wasGrandstanding - if this were serious is would’ve been presented sometime last year. No one is looking at this with vaccines and reopenings rolling out

There were some posts, or a thread on it then.
It wasGrandstanding - if this were serious is would’ve been presented sometime last year. No one is looking at this with vaccines and reopenings rolling out

Because the banks are the ones with the most power and influence and we know they’re not going to take the L.Why can’t all housing debits be suspended until say 1/22 without interest and added to the back-end of the loan agreements? Only institutions losing would be banks, but they are proped up by the fed anyway and the fed could suspend those debits as well
It was
There were some posts, or a thread on it then.
Guess that’s the easiest (and probably correct) answer. Just feels the country would save so much money and inflation risk if handled that way.Because the banks are the ones with the most power and influence and we know they’re not going to take the L.


Gotta have limits... “until the end of the pandemic” is too vague to pass.
Gotta have limits... “until the end of the pandemic” is too vague to pass.
Should reimburse those who have paid all year too![]()