Understood. I’ve only recently been learning how much Canadian mortgages force their lendees to “readjust” to new conditions. In the US you can generally keep the initial terms shy of a refinance or foreclosure
Can you provide any local insight as to whether you can find a decent house at a lower rate than that?
I know housing affordability is a shit show there and that lady isn’t making enough no matter what she does but I’m curious how much she could have lowered that percentage
She had to sell her house after her divorce and now pays $2,679 per month for a three-bedroom townhouse in the same neighbourhood. She didn’t want her children, a teen boy and teen girl, to have to switch schools or share a bedroom
Then… What did selling the house achieve…?
“Tonight on ABC, Middle Aged Man…starring…”
Are they upset they didn’t get hit with the xz backdoor?
It’s generally 3 - 6 months of living expenses depending on your situation (generally on the low side unless layoffs are likely) which is very different than salary of an equivalent time frame
All planes land eventually
Not sure if depression meme or clever burn on PC gamers
Truly the superior hot water
NE has the same no-grocery tax rule. A handful of states have no sales tax in general (I believe SD and either NH or VT for example) and many, if not all, won’t tax groceries purchased with whatever food stamps are called in the respective state
The definition of “America collapsing” is itself a matter of opinion
So still a good source of protein?
That’s not Lisp…
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I run distro, btw