Frank and Ernest by Thaves for January 26, 2010

  1. Foxhound1
    bald  almost 15 years ago

    and you need to read the fine print, it may not actually cover you even if you are literally under water and you live too close to a flood plain

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    tonytiger29  almost 15 years ago

    your bank will get a bail out, but not you. grab a bucket and a sump pump and try to keep your head above water.

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    fredbuhl  almost 15 years ago

    Go home and drown, please

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    bmonk  almost 15 years ago

    Or, bald, if the water is determined to have come into your house not through a flood by because the storm blew the water in–as some in Louisiana were dismayed to find out a few years back. Soory–you have flood insurance, not storm insurance…

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    Dapperdan61  Premium Member almost 15 years ago

    This is very clever & yet very sad & all too real for homeowners truly sunk in the housing market

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  6. Yellow pig small
    bmonk  almost 15 years ago

    Yes–insurers don’t make money paying out claims, and banks don’t make money by refinancing bad mortgages. Of course, they don’t make money by servicing bad mortgages or repossessing houses either, but they think they do. And by taking government bail-outs and delaying the refinancing they promised (and the bail-out was intended to allow).

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