Simple, just go back to 2019 spending levels. That's $2T+ less than now.

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Nov 18, 2024
3:27:33pm

cougar95 All-American

Simple, just go back to 2019 spending levels. That's $2T+ less than now.

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cougar95

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Last login: Nov 18, 2024
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My son is buying his first home. Is it worth buying down points on interest

WY_CougFan

12:26pm

Just as relevant to ask how long he'll really be in that first home.

dwhitebud

12:27pm

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Mike Honcho

12:27pm

Rates won't be going down.

12:28pm

Daughter bought down after told it would help even after a year if come down & refi.

Soupie

12:28pm

Where? What state? If it is a new home builders are

cougar95

12:32pm

Rochester MN. Working for Mayo Clinic and they tell him the housing market

WY_CougFan

3:08pm

usually the break even is about 7+ years out if nothing changes, not

BYUFBDAD

12:43pm

Expect the fed to continue to lower rates over the next several years

Jericho

1:07pm

Why would Fed continue to lower rates? Bad economy? Deflation?

1:47pm

Several reasons

Jericho

2:00pm

Good points. What else can they do to keep inflation under

cougar95

2:08pm

Yeah the debt is an albatross... that might do it... oof

2:09pm

Yep, at some point $36+T is gonna kill us. DOGE is gonna have to

cougar95

2:13pm

If they cut too much of that (which I support), they may hinder the economy

Jericho

2:15pm

About 3 million federal jobs; average about $100k but let's use $200k. Only $600

2:25pm

Simple, just go back to 2019 spending levels. That's $2T+ less than now.

cougar95

3:27pm

May want to watch this

claw

1:45pm

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