New funding source for housing programs: my BH piece « Erik

For people living paycheck to paycheck, this can be a significant challenge, especially if they already have a security deposit tied up in their existing apartment. They may eventually have the money, but not right when they need it. Even subtracting the 0.75 percent interest landlords are required to pay tenants, the city would still come out ahead. This could easily be expanded to cover the whole county since housing is truly a regional issue. It's a simple program;
The person I spoke to said, “she got herself a bigger paycheck, can't fault her for that!”. This person also conceded that it was a sell out situation, and was sick. I than called the Office of the Montana Governor Brian Schweitzer.
paychecks if necessary.Depositors, however, will remain in the dark. The FDIC can’t advertise which banks will fail, let alone which of those will fail to reopen.But maybe Kansas City will continue to be lucky.