EPTSo you have 27,000 USD - Page 2
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Polar_Nada
United States1548 Posts
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HeavOnEarth
United States7087 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:06 Cambium wrote: This mentally is raping the economy all over the world T_T (atm, at least) Eh? Clarify o-o | ||
Jibba
United States22883 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:14 T.O.P. wrote: You know the bank actually takes the money that you deposited and lends it out to other people. It actually helps the economy. 10 of the 13 banks that got TARP money have actually decreased their lending rates. They're going to go down and the government is going to be forced to nationalize them, meanwhile they're going to use the money that was meant for lending to give executives ridiculous severance packages. A serious criminal investigation is required, but unfortunately the FBI is incompetent. | ||
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BanZu
United States3329 Posts
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Carnac
Germany / USA16648 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:00 Fontong wrote: how does 28000 cover rent for 40 years??? | ||
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rredtooth
5459 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:28 BanZu wrote: A single Mac pro costs $28,000??? Take away a zero and that might be more accurate. I'd probably spend it immediately on college tuition. | ||
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EsX_Raptor
United States2801 Posts
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Ecael
United States6703 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:27 Jibba wrote: 10 of the 13 banks that got TARP money have actually decreased their lending rates. They're going to go down and the government is going to be forced to nationalize them, meanwhile they're going to use the money that was meant for lending to give executives ridiculous severance packages. A serious criminal investigation is required, but unfortunately the FBI is incompetent. On the short term, in conjunction with the fairly recently lowered key rate, it has more benefits for them to not start lending right away as the advantage of increasing lending now is minimal for them. While it might be more beneficial for the whole economy, no one really wants to risk their own company for that. On the short run, shoring up their capital positions actually helps them survive as it props up their balance sheet far better than increased lending rates. Besides, there are banks which has increased their lending rates, seeing a chance in the more exposed banks are hesistant to take advantage of the current situation. If that much money can magically cover rent for that long without it restricting where I live to a cardboard house or a closet, I'd go for rent. | ||
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skyglow1
New Zealand3962 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:37 redtooth wrote: Take away a zero and that might be more accurate. I'd probably spend it immediately on college tuition. http://store.apple.com/us_smb_78313/configure/MA970LL/A?mco=NzQ3Njkz Putting everything to most expensive configuration gives 27000 lol. | ||
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Jibba
United States22883 Posts
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Raithed
China7078 Posts
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demo1
Canada145 Posts
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LosingID8
CA10825 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:54 skyglow1 wrote: http://store.apple.com/us_smb_78313/configure/MA970LL/A?mco=NzQ3Njkz Putting everything to most expensive configuration gives 27000 lol. lol wtf $27,310.95 WTF??? | ||
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nemY
United States3119 Posts
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Cambium
United States16368 Posts
On January 28 2009 14:14 T.O.P. wrote: You know the bank actually takes the money that you deposited and lends it out to other people. It actually helps the economy. You know, the problem with our economy is that people are afraid to spend money, everyone is trying to save up the little that they have. Investment alone from the banks (not that they are doing that, but even if they did) is not enough to drive the economy forward. Our economy is based on human's desire to spend. Without spending, there is actually nothing to invest in. Look at Japan in the late eighties, they literally ran out of things to invest in, so they arbitrarily drove up their real-estate and stock (nikkei peaked at 40k?) only leading to an unsustainable economy which ended in a bust that sent them to a recession that they are yet still trying to recover. | ||
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Grobyc
Canada18410 Posts
I would pick bank though or college tuition. | ||
OneOther
United States10774 Posts
 But uhhhh | ||
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zer0das
United States8519 Posts
To be fair, it's a business workstation computer. You'd never really need that as a personal computer + Show Spoiler + On the other hand, they are charging in excess of 1000 bucks for a 4 gb stick of DDR2 RAM... 8 times over. Lololol. | ||
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benjammin
United States2728 Posts
i pay $1500/month ;_; (thinly veiled brag) | ||
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indecision
Germany818 Posts
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