Archive for the ‘consumer bank’ Category

Will Obama be able to fix the fall out of the inflation bubble with the buy american plan?

Monday, October 5th, 2009

In the last 15 years imports have roase 1500% while exports dropped 11000%.The credit debt of Americans has increased along the same lines as there are fewer dollars from GDP going to workers. This meant consumption went up and industry went down. This could be compared to a poor man with baloon loan except it was the retail buisness buying jets and outsourcing customers at the same time.

When you send more then half of your growth to another country it baloons faster then a bad loan. When it fills to much with inflation and credit debt it pops. Then you have no industry, the retailer have a smaller cutomer base, and the banks have more debt then equity.

The only solution that works is to rebuild what every enemy in the world fears American industry and are workers so much better that when even threaten it the crooks around the world scream in fear.

We need to tax non American made goods in stores to make the consumer not want to buy them.
There American made products but the unfair big imports gangsters want to kill are working class.

By: Steve qa



I have a question about my husband and the immigration?

Monday, August 10th, 2009

I sent in the I-751.
The proofs that I sent in was

1. bank statement with both our names on it
2. consumers energy bill with both our names on it
3. tax statement with our names on it
4. pictures
5. one of the proofs I sent was the birth certificates of our kids.

Now on both birth certificates the birth of my husband is incorrect. One birth certificate says that he was born in Palestine and the other says that he was born in California. Now he was really born in Jordan. They made a mistake on both of my kids birth certificate of where my husband was born.

Now Is this going to be a problem for the immigration?

By: Mary T



What effect will “Japan style” very low/zero interest rates have on consumers & business in the UK & USA?

Friday, February 20th, 2009

If the UK & US experience a long period of very low or zero interest rates, what will be the consequences for savers, borrowers and business?

If savers stop getting decent return on conventional saving products, will they look elsewhere in the financial world for another source of income? For example - shares or zopa style investments?

Or will people just sit on their money and buy a good mattress to store it in?!

One remaining good source of funds for financial institutions is retail savings funds. If savers stop investing in retail funds, will more banks etc go bust?

Any thoughts or all comments appreciated on this subject,

Thanks

DC

By: Denn C