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NEIN | Perhaps it is because our monetary system is based on trust, after all, if not, dollar bills are just green paper. When asking what a guy should do because a person is upside down on a loan there is really only one answer, pay it back regardless of asset values, period. The banker trusted you to repay the loan so do it. Same as always, a simple moral question. Unless of course your a multi national corporation, then just do what ever the heck you want. tic | |
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Debt, finance, and mathmatics
