Has the poor economy hurt your income?
02-02-2011, 12:39 PM
#33
- The housing market is something completely different.. Lost my *** on that thanks to all the 13.00/hr home depot employees that thought they should be able to afford a 400k house.. lol..
And that has even more to fall... Haven't seen the bottom of that pit..
And that has even more to fall... Haven't seen the bottom of that pit..
02-02-2011, 12:48 PM
#34
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made less but i work at a GM dealer on mostly commision so i didnt really have a chance haha
damn all these "made 10k less" people are killing me if i made 10k less it would be bye bye subaru hope i could stay in my rental time haha FML
damn all these "made 10k less" people are killing me if i made 10k less it would be bye bye subaru hope i could stay in my rental time haha FML
02-02-2011, 04:37 PM
#35
Not much proof, I just follow someone who predicted the first bubble burst years before it happened. Remember Uncle Sam doing its work to keep people in their houses when they shouldn't be? Well this time their injection into the housing crisis will be the bust... should have just let people get out. Instead they enticed them to stay when they shouldn't be.
The sooner this country hits rock bottom, the sooner recovery starts. But with the government taking over the car industry/housing industry/health care, etc. and fake propping that all up, it always takes longer. Only a few folks said anything about a double dip after the first housing crisis. He was one of them.
For all those who are making money and looking to purchase a house, after this year there will definitely be the time to buy (if the government lets go instead of trying to save everyone).
The sooner this country hits rock bottom, the sooner recovery starts. But with the government taking over the car industry/housing industry/health care, etc. and fake propping that all up, it always takes longer. Only a few folks said anything about a double dip after the first housing crisis. He was one of them.
For all those who are making money and looking to purchase a house, after this year there will definitely be the time to buy (if the government lets go instead of trying to save everyone).
02-02-2011, 06:23 PM
#41
Not much proof, I just follow someone who predicted the first bubble burst years before it happened. Remember Uncle Sam doing its work to keep people in their houses when they shouldn't be? Well this time their injection into the housing crisis will be the bust... should have just let people get out. Instead they enticed them to stay when they shouldn't be.
The sooner this country hits rock bottom, the sooner recovery starts. But with the government taking over the car industry/housing industry/health care, etc. and fake propping that all up, it always takes longer. Only a few folks said anything about a double dip after the first housing crisis. He was one of them.
For all those who are making money and looking to purchase a house, after this year there will definitely be the time to buy (if the government lets go instead of trying to save everyone).
The sooner this country hits rock bottom, the sooner recovery starts. But with the government taking over the car industry/housing industry/health care, etc. and fake propping that all up, it always takes longer. Only a few folks said anything about a double dip after the first housing crisis. He was one of them.
For all those who are making money and looking to purchase a house, after this year there will definitely be the time to buy (if the government lets go instead of trying to save everyone).
02-02-2011, 07:47 PM
#42
For me, luckily no - although I can't say the same for friends and family. Also, I'd be lying if I said I don't worry now more than I did a few years ago. The company I work for has gone through two big mergers in the past three years and it's taken a toll on my brain, anxiety creeps up now and again but I just do what I can to prepare for the worst and try to stay positive.
02-02-2011, 08:05 PM
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I was originally at the Martinez Facility in Inpatient Transcription, Currently at the Shadelands Walnut Creek MOB in the DME department. Hopefully going to be working from home and the Antioch facility when I switch into a Application Development consultant position.
I'm currently a regional employee right now, so I deal with all of the Northern California Clinics/Facilities though.
I'm currently a regional employee right now, so I deal with all of the Northern California Clinics/Facilities though.
