They don't realize that most mortgages are written to PREVENT this and don't read the fine print. 

Danielle is the owner of a successful company that manufactures 3D printing materials and supplies.

No, the Federal Reserve does not print money.

The question is more of, how long can the government keep printing money and propping up the economy to save it? 

Big enough to have a national foot print usually means some economy of scale price wise. 

They are not entitled to receive a commission since they are not licensed, finger printed and do not carry error and omission insurance.

The job of advertising (whether print ad, direct mail, online, radio or TV, etc.) is generally to pre-condition a prospect to do business with you and to get them to contact you in a certain manner. 

Even though the who package is probably 20 pages of small print language they will not read and question every word.

I took a closer look at the fine print.

On October 6, 2008, the Fed announced that they would begin paying 0.25% interest on bank reserves deposited at the Fed, then a month later announced the first round of quantitative easing (read: printing money and buying assets from banks).