Newport Beach #17 on Business Week's list of "Towns That Will Be Hit Hardest by Financial Crisis"

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Astute Observer said:
Unless the businesses are going cash-only, I can always start using personal checks. I don't think I will have problem using AmEx in Costco.

If this credit crunch continues unabated, expect your Amex to be worthless, and all cash to be standard.

I feel like I'm living in the middle of Fight Club........
 
Citibank just raised my credit limit today. They're offering a 0% balance transfer (really 3%) for a year. I'm tempted to take the money and put it in my bank account.
 
It's on an account I never use, but I agree it probably isn't worth the hassle. If they capped the balance transfer fee, I would definitely consider it. I just find it strange that banks are still throwing money around, even if it's just a minuscule amount.
 
jp morgan is near its all time highs, b of a is almost a 40 buck stock again, us bank is as high as ever. what crisis exactly is supposed to be happening?
 
"In neighborhoods that are close to the ocean where properties sell at a premium, the median home price dropped 45 percent to $637,500 from the year earlier quarter, Miller Samuel said. That’s the biggest decline among all Hamptons neighborhoods and is known as “south of the highway.”

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