Secretary of Treasury,
Geithner's plan does not help the multitudes with the toxic assets. Geithner
was raised and taught about the same system that brought on the toxic assets; he knows no other way. Now he wants to put those toxic assets on the backs
of the taxpayers so he can give the banks more money to repeat the same system. We
are going the wrong way.
His plan as outlined
on Sunday, March 29, 2009 news programs has investors gambling five (5) million dollars; the Feds also gambling five (5) million
dollars, and the FDIC (Federal Deposit Insurance Corp) putting up sixty(60) million
dollars to purchase $100,000 face value mortgages discounted to a cost of $70,000. The
toxic assets are still overpriced homes in the hands of people unable to pay the mortgage.
If the houses that were mortgaged for $100,000 are now only worth $70,000, no buyer or bank will buy or refinance that
mortgage at $100,000; all lose, including taxpayers.
Our bank
system adds at least $462 a month to the cost of a $100,000 mortgage (assuming a steady 5% interest and ½ % Fannie Mae insurance
charge.) God warned against debt, interest, insurance, gambling, seeking riches,
honor and pride in all holy books. The banks or investor can erase the
interest charges; instead charge a small monthly handling fee. That decreases
the cost of the mortgage by about $462 a month ($5,500+ a year) for each $100,000 value. making more people able to continue
in their homes There is now great
incentive to stay in the home if possible; or the opportunity to refinance or sell.
The value of the house increases and an investor or bank without government intervention taking some of the profit
has a better investment and is not under God’s condemnation for oppressing the poor.
Commercial loans, credit card debt and auto loans, etc. can benefit from this change. People can return to
saving for purchases after they have paid off their debts. We can become strong again, a better way; the world will
follow and we can use our money more wisely in the future.