US US Politics General 2: Hope Edition - Discussion of President Trump and other politicians

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Should be a wild four years.

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If credit scores are akshully the most import shit ever how did society function before 1990?

The concept of a credit score isn't some sacred ancestral tradition passed down from the founding fathers it's an extremely recent invention by banks to grub even more shekels.

The pilot of Seinfeld predates the credit score for fucks sake.
 
If credit scores are akshully the most import shit ever how did society function before 1990?

The concept of a credit score isn't some sacred ancestral tradition passed down from the founding fathers it's an extremely recent invention by banks to grub even more shekels.

The pilot of Seinfeld predates the credit score for fucks sake.
Credit scoring began in 1956. That is when FICO was created.
 
credit scores are bullshits like insurance industry
it's an unamerican scheme to make laws independent of the government
its bullshit we have to live with it but they are a thing, demonic as it may be
 
The DHS has moved on to just straight up posting American Hyperborea edits.
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I like how they replaced the Sonnenrad with a halo of either stars or stripes.
peak ZOG-kitsch. 90% of everyone included in that video would lament the state of this country.

Credit scoring began in 1956. That is when FICO was created.
The concept of "credit" or "buying things on credit" was absolutely foreign to the American consumer up until the start of the 21st century. There were literal newsreels about how bizarre it was that people were using a credit card at a place like Burger King for fuck sakes.
 
What's your credit score?
High enough since my early twenties to know how easy it is to get a high FICO score. Credit card offers are more plentiful than snow in January. Rent an apartment? Put it on the credit card and pay it every month. Have a payment for anything? Credit card, pay it every month. You don't need ten credit cards, just three or four. Don't pay off the entire card monthly but just enough of it. Do this for long enough and you will approach the 760 which is "good" and where the best rates exist. I watched in real time how I received offers for 50k loans, then 100k, then 200k all at the same interest rate just by refusing to pull off a few leeches.
 
Why the fuck do retards don’t realize that you pay 0 interest if you pay off cards fully every month?
You would pay 0 interest, and indeed nothing at all, if you don't have any credit cards to start with. Credit cards exist for two reasons: to obtain things available right now while you don't have the cash (but will later) and to build up a credit score. A credit score is basically a Jewish scroll that financial rabbis may read and determine how likely it is you will participate in their usurious schemes. If you aren't deemed willing to play this game, you will be denied things like cars or houses, which are only obtainable through debt.
 
I'm reminded of this post when talking about credit scores
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His student loans are probably the oldest line of credit he had. When he paid it off and closed the line of credit, then his next oldest line of credit was likely far more recent and/or smaller. This is what impacted his credit score negatively. It's pretty stupid, but that's part of how it's calculated.

Oh, $2,000 for 300 million Americans is 600 billion. No inflation! And pay down the 37,000 billion. Soon…soon…call me a skeptic but I think he is in la la
Land.
You didn't seem to give a fuck when Biden was giving that much to a bunch of foreigners he imported on a monthly basis..
 
STIMULUS CHECK INCOMING!
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i doubt this will happen but if it does i dont care. the last stimulus check actually helped me out a bunch (was able to help fix my moms car and buy some much needed tools) yeah it would fuck the economy up but honestly i dont give a fuck about the economy anymore and will continue to not care until we start actually spending money on shit that matters like fixing the entire countries infrastructure where possible. also stop giving money to every single country that asks.
 
You would pay 0 interest, and indeed nothing at all, if you don't have any credit cards to start with. Credit cards exist for two reasons: to obtain things available right now while you don't have the cash (but will later) and to build up a credit score. A credit score is basically a Jewish scroll that financial rabbis may read and determine how likely it is you will participate in their usurious schemes. If you aren't deemed willing to play this game, you will be denied things like cars or houses, which are only obtainable through debt.
Are you fucking retarded? Let me guess you treated them as magic money cards rather than payment tools.
 
A credit score is Jewish because it tells the Jews who run big finance that you are a willing host for the usurious parasites.
A credit score shows how reliable you are as an individual to pay back debt that you committed to. The reason why CRA (Consumer Reporting Agencies) have weird credit scores, is because of a couple things:
  1. Their calculation is proprietary; meaning each company has their own way of generating their score.
    1. This is one reason why your scores are different depending on who you get it from
  2. Data furnishers (such as banks and other financial institutions) can choose to report to any combination, or number, of CRAs to report to (or choose not to report at all).
    1. This is another reason why your scores are different depending on who you get it from.
The CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) has an industry standard for how your information is reported, known as Metro 2. It's usually submitted in a form of an AUD, ACDV, or a Metro 2 file given to CRAs on a monthly basis. Let me tell you from first hand experience, human error is very real, and sometimes the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing, and that's even with automation that's been added into the industry lately.

Even with knowing all this, it's still a mess. I've seen someone $100,000 mortgage debt get wiped away clean because an employee didn't want to do extra work.
 
A credit score shows how reliable you are as an individual to pay back debt that you committed to. The reason why CRA (Consumer Reporting Agencies) have weird credit scores, is because of a couple things:
  1. Their calculation is proprietary; meaning each company has their own way of generating their score.
    1. This is one reason why your scores are different depending on who you get it from
  2. Data furnishers (such as banks and other financial institutions) can choose to to any combination, or number, of CRAs to report to (or choose not to report at all).
    1. This is another reason why your scores are different depending on who you get it from.
The CFPB (Consumer Financial Protection Bureau) has an industry standard for how your information is reported, known as Metro 2. It's usually submitted in a form of an AUD, ACDV, or a Metro 2 file given to CRAs on a monthly basis. Let me tell you from first hand experience, human error is very real, and sometimes the left hand doesn't know what the right hand is doing, and that's even with automation that's been added into the industry lately.

Even with knowing all this, it's still a mess. I've seen someone $100,000 mortgage debt get wiped away clean because an employee didn't want to do extra work.
astrology but for retarded niggercattle goyslaves
 
The biggest failure of the US education system has been not teaching kids anything about finances. My parents made a lot of mistakes raising me, as everyone here can tell, but they taught me about money and finances. So many kids have parents who suck with money and learn from them.
I learned everything I know about investing before my parents learned it which in retrospect is just so alarming and strange. It was insane watching them go through the process of working with a financial planner and learning stuff I had been reading about at half their age from a sense of anxiety about my own future. If they had done what I did, back at the age when they were starting out in their careers, we'd be millionaires on a coast somewhere.
 
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