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		<description>[...] Etekcapital current mortgage rates. One has to ask whether or not these owners : A number of months back, just as the subprime mortgage crisis was starting to unfold, The Manhattan Daily Stories ran an article about a family in NY Town , who had purchased a home and were now faced with the chance of foreclosure. The article was sympathetic to this family, highlighting the indisputable fact that they are living the Yankee dream and this dream was going to come to a close. What I discovered to be unsettling was the incontrovertible fact that obviously plain in the photograph that accompanied this considerate article was a particularly dear flat screen TV hanging on the wall. Maybe I am nave, but I&#8217;m able to assure you that if I were faced with the possibility of losing my home and having my folks put out in the street, there&#8217;s no way that I&#8217;d still have that costly TV hanging on my wall. It would be one of the first things to be sold and some financial relief would be found by jettisoning what I am sure was the costly wire bill. Obviously the general public wishes simple access to money literacy courses. [...]</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>[...] Etekcapital current mortgage rates. One has to ask whether or not these owners : A number of months back, just as the subprime mortgage crisis was starting to unfold, The Manhattan Daily Stories ran an article about a family in NY Town , who had purchased a home and were now faced with the chance of foreclosure. The article was sympathetic to this family, highlighting the indisputable fact that they are living the Yankee dream and this dream was going to come to a close. What I discovered to be unsettling was the incontrovertible fact that obviously plain in the photograph that accompanied this considerate article was a particularly dear flat screen TV hanging on the wall. Maybe I am nave, but I&#8217;m able to assure you that if I were faced with the possibility of losing my home and having my folks put out in the street, there&#8217;s no way that I&#8217;d still have that costly TV hanging on my wall. It would be one of the first things to be sold and some financial relief would be found by jettisoning what I am sure was the costly wire bill. Obviously the general public wishes simple access to money literacy courses. [...]</p>
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