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I'm actually one of these people that couldn't afford the house payment. Now, I won't say you should feel bad for me, you shouldn't, my mistake in signing an adjustable rate morgage. However, to think the my morgage company fixed a rate increase and caused all the morgages to reset during a time period which just so happened to be the highest rate percentage in the recent history (mine went up to 13% from 6%) only to fall one month later after the reset to an all time low, makes me curious as to was the fix in? I think morgages are at like 5-6%now.
I should have to repay the loan, sure. But, the government should not bail out the banks or morgage companies, because it only encourages them to do it again. If a citizen is to be accountable, then corporations must be held to the same standard and not get a bail out. And if they do bail out corporations, then they better bail out those that signed the loans. But this is why we need RP for president. He would allow all the banks to go out of business, for their mismanagement of funds. New banks, would rise up and have different standards. Thus a free market.
I should have to repay the loan, sure. But, the government should not bail out the banks or morgage companies, because it only encourages them to do it again. If a citizen is to be accountable, then corporations must be held to the same standard and not get a bail out. And if they do bail out corporations, then they better bail out those that signed the loans. But this is why we need RP for president. He would allow all the banks to go out of business, for their mismanagement of funds. New banks, would rise up and have different standards. Thus a free market.