Any "Latest & Greatest" about Delta?
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Currently use Snider Method will great success. Very happy and can recommend it.
Don't think I would use Financial Engines, I wouldn't want to give up control.
Can't comment on 401(k) Maximizer.
I will say that the Snider Method was the starting point for me to become educated in the greater market and I now trade many option strategies. However, in my view, the Snider Method is the best option that we currently have given the limitations placed on our 401(k) and DC Plans by the Company.
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A flat tax is such a better idea than the European Socialist "Fair Tax" espoused by some. Steve Forbes had an exemption for lower income families but I think that is a bad idea. Everyone should have skin in the game. If you are going to vote you should pay income tax.
A flat tax is such a better idea than the European Socialist "Fair Tax" espoused by some. Steve Forbes had an exemption for lower income families but I think that is a bad idea. Everyone should have skin in the game. If you are going to vote you should pay income tax.
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I'm not totally in agreement with flat tax for a couple reasons, but you guys should love this one then.... I know of two different people who are getting more of a refund than they paid out in taxes the entire year. So we (people who pay taxes) are actually paying them to live because they are in school? To me, that is ridiculous.
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Delta Air Lines Said to Seek $2.6 Billion in Loans to Help Refinance Debt
By Krista Giovacco - Mar 29, 2011 11:50 AM CT
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Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL), the world’s second-largest carrier, is seeking $2.6 billion in loans to refinance debt, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the bank leading the financing, will host a lender call on March 31 at 11 a.m. in New York, said the person, who declined to be identified because the deal is private.
The first-lien debt includes a $1.225 billion, five-year revolving credit line and a $1.375 billion six-year term loan B, the person said.
First-lien debt is repaid first in a bankruptcy or liquidation, second-lien debt is repaid next.
By Krista Giovacco - Mar 29, 2011 11:50 AM CT
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Delta Air Lines Inc. (DAL), the world’s second-largest carrier, is seeking $2.6 billion in loans to refinance debt, according to a person with knowledge of the matter.
JPMorgan Chase & Co., the bank leading the financing, will host a lender call on March 31 at 11 a.m. in New York, said the person, who declined to be identified because the deal is private.
The first-lien debt includes a $1.225 billion, five-year revolving credit line and a $1.375 billion six-year term loan B, the person said.
First-lien debt is repaid first in a bankruptcy or liquidation, second-lien debt is repaid next.
I'm all for if you don't pay taxes you don't vote.
I'm using Financial Engines for my Fidelity account. It did pretty well last year considering the financial landscape. I use Northwestern Mutual for other retirement accounts.
On another note: We need to lower business taxes to 25% or 20% and disallow foreign based companies from lobbying. I think this will prevent American companies from transferring there headquarters overseas and boost tax revenue and the economy.
Didn't see that you were using a MAC. I'm running windows so can't suggest how to get it to work on an apple.
Just found this on iCrew:
There are iCrew compatibility issues with FireFox 4.0 for Mac users only. Please do not upgrade to 4.0 if you have not already done so. Use a previous version of FireFox if possible. Please report any problem screens to email address 'Feedback, ECrew'. The iCrew Team is working on a fix. Thank you.
Last edited by dragon; 03-29-2011 at 10:06 AM. Reason: added new info from iCrew
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