Mar 25, 2022 1:42 PM
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evildadunit
fafo
protospace
Ahh the juicy irony of the ad appearing below being from crypto.com!!
SkalorLune
The economy is fucking bullshit.
Biggless9
Wells Fargo?
camn333
LincLoud
Love anything involving Mitchell and Webb
smartasswithcookies
My landlord lives in Russia, with a Russian bank account. I think she is experiencing something quite similar to this, por soul.
drmuelr
I'm reading this as a person trying to profit off of land in a country they don't even live in... I have zero sympathy if that's so.
JohnSmithterms
Lol fuck your landlord. Not because she is russian. But because she is a lord of land. Fuck her you dumb peasant :/
DiamondDogLedTasso
Sounds like someone can stop paying rent
Ikwilstroopwaffels
Tell her you are occupying the house to prevent Nazis from occupying it.
TheS4ndm4n
Special operation.
Make sure to also reminder her that your NLAWs are in town
thescyllaandcharybdis
Oh no, not the landlords!
ThaWhiteRanger
swedeonamoose
Umm if the Landlord gets fucked things usually gets a tad fucky for the people living in the houses they own aswell.
ishouldprobablybeplayingpokemonATM
they are often just people trying to get by...
purdhapley
The Kentucky teachers pension fund is Stan in this case.
ulfgarBentbeak
They got out the day before the invasion. due to the US warnings. They didn't lose much. They only had about 15 million there anyway.
Angel337
More details pls
Soufange
The fund was 13b. Was invested in Russian Banks. Went down to 780k.
lordnequam
The investment was only $13 million, actually. Their total fund is around $21 billion. So a bad investment, but hardly ruinous.
anlkeynz
Did they have all their eggs in one basket? Or was the the size of the Russian egg that disappeared?
duhqueenmoki
It was like less than 5% of their overall fund, not that dramatic
ComicSansHumor
Banks used to offer 5% interest. Think about that. Literally double your money every 20 years for 0 effort.
DaveSamsonite
For a period of time annual wage increases were 10-15% due to inflation, but still never let up with cost of living.
kamikazehindenburg
But home loans were also 10+%
slinkydust
Maybe they should be
What is your reasoning? New home construction and purchasing is a massive driver of economic growth and en engine of prosperity. Higher 1/
Interest rates makes it to much harder to pay off. Low interest rates are what make homes affordable.
evildadunit
fafo
protospace
Ahh the juicy irony of the ad appearing below being from crypto.com!!
SkalorLune
The economy is fucking bullshit.
Biggless9
Wells Fargo?
camn333
LincLoud
Love anything involving Mitchell and Webb
smartasswithcookies
My landlord lives in Russia, with a Russian bank account. I think she is experiencing something quite similar to this, por soul.
drmuelr
I'm reading this as a person trying to profit off of land in a country they don't even live in... I have zero sympathy if that's so.
JohnSmithterms
Lol fuck your landlord. Not because she is russian. But because she is a lord of land. Fuck her you dumb peasant :/
DiamondDogLedTasso
Sounds like someone can stop paying rent
Ikwilstroopwaffels
Tell her you are occupying the house to prevent Nazis from occupying it.
TheS4ndm4n
Special operation.
DiamondDogLedTasso
Make sure to also reminder her that your NLAWs are in town
thescyllaandcharybdis
Oh no, not the landlords!
ThaWhiteRanger
swedeonamoose
Umm if the Landlord gets fucked things usually gets a tad fucky for the people living in the houses they own aswell.
ishouldprobablybeplayingpokemonATM
they are often just people trying to get by...
purdhapley
The Kentucky teachers pension fund is Stan in this case.
ulfgarBentbeak
They got out the day before the invasion. due to the US warnings. They didn't lose much. They only had about 15 million there anyway.
Angel337
More details pls
Soufange
The fund was 13b. Was invested in Russian Banks. Went down to 780k.
lordnequam
The investment was only $13 million, actually. Their total fund is around $21 billion. So a bad investment, but hardly ruinous.
anlkeynz
Did they have all their eggs in one basket? Or was the the size of the Russian egg that disappeared?
duhqueenmoki
It was like less than 5% of their overall fund, not that dramatic
ComicSansHumor
Banks used to offer 5% interest. Think about that. Literally double your money every 20 years for 0 effort.
DaveSamsonite
For a period of time annual wage increases were 10-15% due to inflation, but still never let up with cost of living.
kamikazehindenburg
But home loans were also 10+%
slinkydust
Maybe they should be
DaveSamsonite
What is your reasoning? New home construction and purchasing is a massive driver of economic growth and en engine of prosperity. Higher 1/
DaveSamsonite
Interest rates makes it to much harder to pay off. Low interest rates are what make homes affordable.