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Discussions tagged with 'Economy'
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I would like to know more about Costa Rica 🇨🇷. Since I can work remotely, I was thinking about traveling more and enjoying life. Life is way too short and the older you get, the father time passes. God gave each of us one life to be the best we can be and become successful. Everyone’s definition of success is different. Some people are happy living in one place and living off their social security income and pass away in the very small town where they were born. Others want to travel the entire world 🌎 and become billionaires and still do not think they succeeded in life. My goal is to travel the United States 🇺🇸 with my Class A motorhome. I like to visit every state in the United States before I pass. I always want to visit and purchase vacation homes, AirBnB’d or investment properties. One of the places I am curious about is Costa Rica 🇨🇷. Both in having a waterfront condo, home, or apartment buildings for investment. I like to research about the government of Costa Rica 🇨🇷, their currency, economy, weather, school systems and education platforms, people, cost of living, economy, growth and growth potential, medical care, housing market, foods, entertainment industry, financial markets, employment opportunities, job opportunities, law and order, crime, business opportunities, and everything about Costa Rica. I see potential growth opportunities in Costa Rica and would love ❤️ to start a detailed online message board about everything Costa Rica. Thank you all in advance.
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Inflation is screaming 😱 out of control. Many people who are very conservative have been saving money for years if not decades. What is the best way to invest money during periods of out of control Inflation?
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Inflation rates are soaring like never in history. Mortgage Rates are at 25 year highs. Mortgage rates we 2.5% 18 months ago and today is 7.625% for prime borrowers. Borrowers with sub 680 credit scores are paying 7.75% plus 3.5% in discount points. Home prices are at historic highs. Many would be homebuyers are priced out of the housing market. The mortgage industry lost 50,000 licensed mortgage loan originators from 140,000 to 90,000 and is expected to see more loan officers leave the mortgage industry. Every thing is going up. Car prices have skyrocketed and continues to go higher. Homeowners insurance premiums are increasing like never before. Joe Biden makes a speech a few days ago saying that Inflation is low under his watch. What is this guy thinking?
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Many Mortgage companies are hurting. Mortgage rates are at 26 year highs, the Feds keep on increasing rates, inflation is out of control, home prices are increasing despite high rates and a weak unstable economy. Over half the licensed loan originators are expected not to renew their NMLS mortgage licenses for 2024. We will keep this thread going
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Lately, we have seen many late payments in the past 12 months from mortgage loan applicants. I just got news from Alex Carlucci that he got clear to close on a manual underwritten FHA loan for a borrower with many late payments due to extenuating circumstances. Due to extenuating circumstances, Alex Carlucci got approved with tons of late payments in the past 12 months via manual underwriting.
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How is life in the Philippines. How is it like to raise a family. How is the economy? How is the cost of living in the Philippines, cost of housing, job opportunities, education, room for advancement, weather, tourism, culture, demographics, and political and government system.
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There is no doubt that Joe Biden is the worst President of the United States and one of the dumbest, if not the dumbest, human being ever to head the Oval Office. I can give you an overview of some of the economic policies and initiatives that were in place during the Biden administration up to my last update.
When Joe Biden took office as the 46th President of the United States in January 2021, he faced significant economic challenges, primarily due to the COVID-19 pandemic’s ongoing impact on the economy. His administration’s economic agenda aimed to address the public health crisis and support economic recovery.
Some key points of the Biden administration’s economic policies up to September 2021 included:
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COVID-19 Response: Biden prioritized a comprehensive approach to combat the pandemic, including mass vaccination campaigns, expanded testing, and providing financial aid to individuals and businesses affected by the pandemic.
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American Rescue Plan Act: In March 2021, the administration passed the American Rescue Plan Act, a $1.9 trillion economic relief package. This legislation included direct payments to individuals, extended unemployment benefits, aid to state and local governments, funds for COVID-19 vaccine distribution, and support for small businesses.
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Infrastructure and Jobs Plan: Biden proposed an infrastructure plan that aimed to invest heavily in infrastructure projects, such as transportation, broadband, and clean energy. The proposed plan also sought to create jobs and boost economic growth.
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Tax Policy: The Biden administration proposed raising taxes on corporations and high-income individuals to fund various social programs and infrastructure investments. The goal was to address income inequality and generate revenue to support government initiatives.
It’s essential to remember that the economy’s performance is influenced by various factors, including global economic conditions, geopolitical events, and other policy changes. Therefore, I recommend checking more recent sources to obtain an up-to-date and comprehensive assessment of the Biden economy as of August 2023.
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