I'd be tempted to talk about the bail-out money too. The taxpayer can figure that if the banks and auto companies can be bailed out, so can he.
Ironicially, so far, I see banks getting tougher and tougher about their policies, despite being bailed out themselves. I exceeded a limit one month (by $100) by putting a medical bill on a CC, and now my rate is *up* 11%? WTH? Where's my bailout? I'm paying it off in full and cancelling the card as soon as the tax refund comes. I don't need to do business with them.
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I'd be tempted to talk about the bail-out money too. The taxpayer can figure that if the banks and auto companies can be bailed out, so can he.
Ironicially, so far, I see banks getting tougher and tougher about their policies, despite being bailed out themselves. I exceeded a limit one month (by $100) by putting a medical bill on a CC, and now my rate is *up* 11%? WTH? Where's my bailout? I'm paying it off in full and cancelling the card as soon as the tax refund comes. I don't need to do business with them.
Don't get me started on GM. lol
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