February 29th, 2012 — 12:06 pm
There have been record numbers of refinance transactions in the past year because of interest rates that are hovering near historic lows. When taking advantage of low interest rates, there are two approaches to saving money; refinancing with the goal of paying your mortgage off as quickly as possible, or of having the lowest payment possible. In both scenarios, if you can save at least one percentage point on the interest rate, it probably ...
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November 7th, 2011 — 01:22 pm
The root cause of the unemployment problem is debt based monetary system and interest based economy coupled with fractional reserve banking. Now, for some of you that is a lot of fancy words, so let me explain how deep the rabbit hole goes.
When we borrow, banks create money. They do not lend existing money. They demand interest for it. This new money inflates the money supply, makes it easy to earn, makes it easy to pay old debt. Government likes inflation thus they use policies that ...
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September 20th, 2011 — 04:19 pm
Julian Omidi graduated cum laude from Saint Louis University
School of Medicine, and continued there to complete his residency at the
Department of Dermatology. He has published various abstracts, including Chest
computed tomography findings in asymptomatic long-term amiodarone users,
Experience in the treatment of renal cell carcinoma with tumor thrombus in the
inferior vena cava and right atrium, Early clinical experience with
percutaneous balloon assisted thrombectomy of clotted ...
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