In love with a soldier
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I don't give a duck. I'm locked in at 4.25% mortgage
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***BREAKING NEWS*** Possible Credit Downgrade This Afternoon
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Lauren Stewart
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Well that ended with a thud.
Mr. Showcase
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fixed for you.
Smiling Costs Nothing :)
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if we invade switzerland or luxeraberg can we take their credits?
CrossFireX
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Financial Times via The Big Picture blog.
vsprincess
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i would be fuckin pissed; i had planned to lock on my interest rate next week for my new home thats being built
rosenthalaaron1983
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Great now everyone can claim it's a huge conspiracy
your awesome
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that and their chocolates
U.S. Credit Downgraded: S&P Reduces Rating To AA+ [UPDATE]
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/05/downgrade-us-standard-and-poors_n_919867.html?1312590161&ncid=edlinkusaolp00000008
The U.S. government reportedly expects the rating of U.S. debt to be downgraded by credit rating agency Standard and Poor's, according to ABC News. U.S. debt currently holRAB a triple-A credit rating, the highest possible.
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama signed an agreement to raise the debt ceiling of the U.S., after a political dispute that lasted for months.
UPDATE 7:10 p.m.: S&P is reconsidering its position on a potential U.S. credit downgrade after the Obama administration challenged the credit rating agency's economic model, CNN reports, citing a senior Obama Administration official, who said the analysis was off by "trillions" of dollars.
Politico's Ben White tweets the supposed errors are said to display "incompetence."
UPDATE 8:19 p.m.: S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating to AA+ with negative outlook, Reuters reports.
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/08/05/downgrade-us-standard-and-poors_n_919867.html?1312590161&ncid=edlinkusaolp00000008
The U.S. government reportedly expects the rating of U.S. debt to be downgraded by credit rating agency Standard and Poor's, according to ABC News. U.S. debt currently holRAB a triple-A credit rating, the highest possible.
On Tuesday, President Barack Obama signed an agreement to raise the debt ceiling of the U.S., after a political dispute that lasted for months.
UPDATE 7:10 p.m.: S&P is reconsidering its position on a potential U.S. credit downgrade after the Obama administration challenged the credit rating agency's economic model, CNN reports, citing a senior Obama Administration official, who said the analysis was off by "trillions" of dollars.
Politico's Ben White tweets the supposed errors are said to display "incompetence."
UPDATE 8:19 p.m.: S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating to AA+ with negative outlook, Reuters reports.