Michigan Economy
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Joined: Apr 2001
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From: Gulf Coast
Originally Posted by kretinus
Apparently you haven't been paying attention to the financials, the housing bubble is collapsing and the refi bubble will pop soon. Bankruptcies are already pretty much back to their pre-reform" levels. Foreclosures are on the rise, the new jobs being created are paying less than the jobs that have been disappearing, people aren't saving, all these optimists ignore the big picture, like nero fiddling as Rome burned.
Obviously you think people who don't agree with you are just misguided etc.
My "misguidance" puts my total gain on my retirement investments for the last 10 years at over 1000% and comfortable retirement in 7 years at 50. I did it by going with I believe to be true based on what I see and rarely does it coincide with what any sitting king or their minions try to tell me.
Obviously you think people who don't agree with you are just misguided etc.
My "misguidance" puts my total gain on my retirement investments for the last 10 years at over 1000% and comfortable retirement in 7 years at 50. I did it by going with I believe to be true based on what I see and rarely does it coincide with what any sitting king or their minions try to tell me.
It's interesting you say the new jobs are paying less than the old jobs, yet the median income is still going up. That can't happen. So I'd say your off on your assumptions. As far as retirement, what's taking you so long? I'll be able to retire in less the 15 and still be under 50.
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Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 10
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From: Las Vegas, NV
Originally Posted by dirt bike dave
Looks like a shortage of U-haul trucks in Detroit. Everyone moving out.
From Uhaul.com
One way truck rental, 26'
From Detroit to Portland Oregon: $4,392
From Portland Oregon to Detroit: $610
From Uhaul.com
One way truck rental, 26'
From Detroit to Portland Oregon: $4,392
From Portland Oregon to Detroit: $610