hurleyjd
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Can a person get ahead borrowing from USSA at 16.99 interest rate.
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Jogeephus
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Sure you can. Just borrow enough money from them to buy an insurance company and get a bunch of people to send you money then deny any claims they send you and you can make a fortune. Of course its not as easy to do today as it used to be because not long ago you could hire a fella named Bill to come talk to your company and though this was extremely expensive his wife would make sure no one from the government would mess with you and they would force people to do business with you in your very own protected area. Even the Potus admitted that you cannot have a business in this country without the government. Understand now?
CottageFarm
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Depends on the rate of inflation....
However, if one is paying 17% to USAA, some money management issues likely already exist
However, if one is paying 17% to USAA, some money management issues likely already exist
TexasBred
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Sure you can. Just use the money to make payday loans or car title loans. Go figure the ROI on those.hurleyjd":siz80s32 said:
NECowboy
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USAA has a 16.99 percent rate on what?? If anything theirs and Navy Federal rates are some of the lowest on the market. Not going to get ahead on 16.99 percent rate anything, no way, no how.
Jogeephus
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I pay mine off each month so the interest doesn't concern me but I find I get ahead a lot quicker when I don't use it but if the Olympics has a shopping event my wife would surely be a gold medalist.
