Time for..... Plan B!
OK, This is the course of action we are currently taking:
Let's assume that they will do what they have said and that is "7.4 (7.7) trillion will be printed for the bailout and or credit revival and given
to banks" the banks who currently refuse to loan money and extend lines of credit to business.
digg.com...
kenthink7.blogspot.com...
((Nov. 24 (Bloomberg) -- The U.S. government is prepared to provide more than $7.76 trillion on behalf of American taxpayers after guaranteeing $306
billion of Citigroup Inc. debt yesterday. The pledges, amounting to half the value of everything produced in the nation last year, are intended to
rescue the financial system after the credit markets seized up 15 months ago))
Then businesses go "out of business" or if they are big enough they go to the government for money because the banks are terminating lines of credit
and no longer loan money though they are getting trillions at 0% to 0.25% from the Fed.
Now we want even MORE money printed / created (estimated to be over another trillion) for a stimulus package for consumers because we need consumer
spending to revive the economy.
Barack Obama reveals stimulus package that could exceed $1 trillion
www.timesonline.co.uk...
So in essence, we are trying tickle down economics and it isn't working because the banks are keeping the money, investing it overseas, using it to
buy out each other and giving themselves massive bonus & payouts. Well everyone, guess what... it isn't working.
Plan #2 (Plan B)
My plan is to borrow mortgage money from the Fed directly at 0.5 % which is double the amount of interest the banks are being charged but a fraction
of what we are currently being charged by the banks.
By taking the 0.5% Mortgage "Recapitalization" from the Fed directly, we pay off our mortgages in full to the bank and the bank now has capital of
millions of "paid in full" mortgages and cannot complain about mortgage write-offs and defaults (if you haven't looked, go to a mortgage calculator
and put in 6% or whatever your mortgage rate is... now try it with 0.5%).
At 0.5 % our monthly mortgage payments are half or less of what they were. (STIMULUS PACKAGE DONE) Now the Fed gets twice the interest that they were
getting back from the banks at a 0.25%. "win/win"
Now, The banks get these Mortgage pay offs from millions of mortgages and have all the money they claim they need to alleviate their shortage. (I will
provide details if asked on how the process works as it is ingenious.. LOL)
This is not a refinance and does not require surveys and assessments, this is strictly a "mortgage recapitalization" with a hard $200.00
"origination fee".
$50 goes to a bank who is providing the paperwork / processing.
$100 goes to you city / municipality
$50 goes to State
(This helps local / state governments that are in a pinch)
So another 1 or 2 Trillion on another stimulus won't be needed because we are getting a stimulus every month by halving our own mortgages.
Now - Throw in REGULATION to prevent this from happening again and going forward, the banks can pick up mortgage origination again.
Win / Win / Win .... this isn't "trickle up, it is stream up"
OK, Put current plan against "Plan B" side by side. We print less money and get the stimulus needed with Plan B. It is the common sense solution of
our "current" problem. Yes, our fiat & debt system is another matter entirely but for our current situation, this buys us a few years.
I daresay that we could do this with student loans & current car loans as well but allot of people seem to be against that.