Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity
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Saw this on my neighborhood facebook page, in response to a question about how people can afford pools, because loans are so hard to get:
I negotiated with an investor to pay it off in full and then I pay the investor monthly, so it kills the interest and don’t have to take out a pool loan.
There must be a key to how that's not a loan, and that key must explain how tariffs work. It is the missing piece of the puzzle.
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The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
The Brad
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The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising. I guess her clients are told the story of the easy no-loan pool that you pay for over time, but definitely without a loan.
Education is extremely important.
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Reminds me of Murabaha, aka Islamic Finance. The bank purchases an asset and sells it to the client at a markup, paid in installments, but it's definitely not a loan. Because that would be forbidden.
At CS our Emerging Markets Fixed income desk had a Murabaha trading book.
Only non-witches get due process.
- Cotton Mather, Salem Massachusetts, 1692
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@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising. I guess her clients are told the story of the easy no-loan pool that you pay for over time, but definitely without a loan.
@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising.
She's not the same person that had those fake massive hooters and got into a big redneck-style argument over something or other I can't remember, is she?
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@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising.
She's not the same person that had those fake massive hooters and got into a big redneck-style argument over something or other I can't remember, is she?
@Doctor-Phibes said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising.
She's not the same person that had those fake massive hooters and got into a big redneck-style argument over something or other I can't remember, is she?
Nope.
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@blondie said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
Duh! :blondie smacks her head: .. that kind of pool . I do feel rather stupid now.
Think of it as an outdoor skating rink that thawed. Permanently.
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@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising. I guess her clients are told the story of the easy no-loan pool that you pay for over time, but definitely without a loan.
@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising. I guess her clients are told the story of the easy no-loan pool that you pay for over time, but definitely without a loan.
Oh, so not in a career that needs to understand the nature of lenders, collateral, and payments. Got it.
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@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising. I guess her clients are told the story of the easy no-loan pool that you pay for over time, but definitely without a loan.
Oh, so not in a career that needs to understand the nature of lenders, collateral, and payments. Got it.
@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
@LuFins-Dad said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
The fascinating part? That person’s likely an executive with some sort m of decision making.responsibility…
She's actually a real estate agent who uses that neighborhood facebook page for lots of her networking and advertising. I guess her clients are told the story of the easy no-loan pool that you pay for over time, but definitely without a loan.
Oh, so not in a career that needs to understand the nature of lenders, collateral, and payments. Got it.
I guess she mostly understands stories she can tell to convince people to sign contracts that tie them to things such as lenders, collateral, and payments. But those things are nuisances to her stories, and she probably doesn't talk or think about them much.
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Reminds me of Murabaha, aka Islamic Finance. The bank purchases an asset and sells it to the client at a markup, paid in installments, but it's definitely not a loan. Because that would be forbidden.
At CS our Emerging Markets Fixed income desk had a Murabaha trading book.
@jon-nyc said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
Reminds me of Murabaha, aka Islamic Finance. The bank purchases an asset and sells it to the client at a markup, paid in installments, but it's definitely not a loan. Because that would be forbidden.
At CS our Emerging Markets Fixed income desk had a Murabaha trading book.
My chase credit card has a "pay over time" program available for every purchase over $100. There's no "loan", or "interest", but the payments add up to more than the original price, because of "fees". Those fees are 5.5%, if paid off over a year.
Education is extremely important.
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At least they can use them most of the year. What I don’t get is people who put them in up here.
@jon-nyc said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
At least they can use them most of the year. What I don’t get is people who put them in up here.
An expensive three weeks for sure.
“I am fond of pigs. Dogs look up to us. Cats look down on us. Pigs treat us as equals.” ~Winston S. Churchill
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@jon-nyc said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
Reminds me of Murabaha, aka Islamic Finance. The bank purchases an asset and sells it to the client at a markup, paid in installments, but it's definitely not a loan. Because that would be forbidden.
At CS our Emerging Markets Fixed income desk had a Murabaha trading book.
My chase credit card has a "pay over time" program available for every purchase over $100. There's no "loan", or "interest", but the payments add up to more than the original price, because of "fees". Those fees are 5.5%, if paid off over a year.
@Horace said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
My chase credit card has a "pay over time" program available for every purchase over $100. There's no "loan", or "interest", but the payments add up to more than the original price, because of "fees". Those fees are 5.5%, if paid off over a year.
Yeah, we have pretty hefty credit card bills because pretty much everything goes on them, so they're always offering these options to us.
No thanks. If you can't pay it off at the end of the month you can't afford it.
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@jon-nyc said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
At least they can use them most of the year. What I don’t get is people who put them in up here.
An expensive three weeks for sure.
@Mik said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
@jon-nyc said in Maybe this person can explain how tariffs increase prosperity:
At least they can use them most of the year. What I don’t get is people who put them in up here.
An expensive three weeks for sure.
When we were moving up here 12 years ago, the realtor showed me a house with a pool. I said I wasn’t interested because I had to pay for it three times. Once in the purchase price, once to get it filled in, and again with higher taxes that come with the pool.
