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If I’m reading this right, FEMA is finally giving
counties a say in whether people can move freely within
their own borders; he also mentioned potentially merging Los Angeles County
with Washington, D.C., along with some of those neighboring counties that
haven't seen any infections. The catch? The County Emergency Management Teams have to reach an agreement first;
then it goes to the Feds for a proposal, and then we wait for final approval.
They’ll be allowed back eventually—but they have to go into self-isolation first
so that basically means two rounds of isolation
If people are starting to panic, I’d just head to a private clinic myself.
I see you can go to Affide Clinic
at Jordanovac 99, or even the Drinković Clinic at 5 Sulekova St.

Bottom line—if there's any suspicion of cancer, go private and get a
PET scan done ASAP. You probably won't have to wait much longer if you're paying out of pocket.
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
The headline says it all...
Credit Bureau - US Credit Report & Debt Records in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Plus, let's be real—every single bank probably has a complete file on all "their" debtors
going back 10 to 20 years...
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Where are all those people now—the ones who used to scream about "You signed it! You signed it!" while jumping down the throats of the big banksters?
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
I’ve got no clue how the whole thing actually works, but I started seeing
(basically, you sell your Swiss Franc Loan debt to Inkas)

Might be useful for someone out there
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Saw this earlier today—relevant to what we were talking about...
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Alright, exactly 🙂
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
A real expert on nothingness—supposedly our judges are rooting for
some kind of settlement just to smooth things over, rather than actually voiding the whole mess.

The European Court—if you're looking strictly at this one ruling—is playing by a different set of rules.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/court-ruling-example

(Even with the conversion having happened, they still consider the entire contract null and void.)
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Nothingness basically means—everyone gets back exactly what they put in.
No one side has any right to claim some "special" interest rate.

That ruling isn't ever going to happen.
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Master, based on this ruling, I’m questioning if they can even collect on these loans at all.
Ali, you'd have to sue based on this decision first, then file another suit for the actual amount
that ended up being charged
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
haha 🙂
money, money, money 🙂
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
We're still waiting for Godot...
Zaba fan possibilities in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
And if I recall correctly, it says the car has to be under 10 years old
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Fingers crossed, mistyhawk17 🙂
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
My lawyer told me something pretty much along those same lines
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Kudos once again, and thanks for the heads-up 🙂
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Nice, congrats 🙂.

A colleague and I actually filed a lawsuit—we’ve already been through way more than you have at this stage 😁

If you don't mind me asking, though—how long did it take from filing the claim until now?

thnx
AARP (and related discussions on Swiss Franc loans) (II) in Banking, Insurance & Loans ·
Got this from my financial advisor today:

"A quick reminder for anyone holding a JPMorgan Chase (Wells Fargo) loan—don't rush into anything just yet. Hold tight until the Supreme Court of the United States weighs in on these bank audits. There'll be plenty of time to sue JPMorgan Chase for both the interest rate hikes and the exchange rate discrepancies through June 2023."