II'd rather pay a few bucks now and not worry about replacing them very often. 

I know $30 bucks in savings is $30 bucks but if the more seasoned and experienced lender isn't making you run through hoops and delaying closing it's worth it.

Then I split the middle between best probable and worst probable case, add a couple bucks for a better nights sleep and rub my lucky egg.

The necessary battery technology is not mature or affordable currently.

Don't be afraid to spend $30 bucks to take someone to lunch to get a private investing lesson for an hour.

Here is the description below:10 Year Balloon ARM Investment:"With our 10 Year Balloon ARM Investment product, your initial rate will be tied to the One Year Constant Maturity Treasury (CMT) Index, and will not change during your ten year repayment period.

If you plan to keep for a very long time may get best bang for your buck with hardwood.

They produce the walnuts after about a dozen years for annual cash flow, then upon 30-40 year maturity, the wood can fetch as much as 2.5k a tree.

There is nothing unethical of people trying to make a buck.

I spent the 18 bucks and both the judgement and amounts owed are on his credit (-243 points – ding!!).