rltiger
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | Metairie |
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| Occupation: | Retired |
| Number of Posts: | 1786 |
| Registered on: | 10/1/2004 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Are North Louisiana and Southern Arkansas almost exactly the same?
Posted by rltiger on 11/16/25 at 2:34 pm to Eightballjacket
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Let us know when Shreveport or Monroe requires a state bailout to make the payroll. The tards running New Orleans don’t even know with reasonable accuracy how many city employees they have.
And yet that city is the economic engine of the state.
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Metairie finally put a fence up, which was smart. Both clubs are financially strong, MCC is a very desirable club and have many people wanting to join. Don’t know their membership structure, but it has gone from years ago membership drives to selective. It is a member owned club, as opposed to a stockholder’s club, which NOCC is.
re: Have we officially skipped Thankgiving?
Posted by rltiger on 11/15/25 at 9:55 pm to kywildcatfanone
Today, the express line cashier at Rouses started jabbering about Christmas and how she gives out Christmas cards to her customers and the nice ones give her gift cards (gift card rack next to checkout line). She then gives me a Christmas card and stares at me. W….T….F?
Is he a real cop or just playing one like the Aggies who play dress up soldiers?
In the Mississippi flyway, the numbers are down and there are more managed acres today than ever before. These places control water, feed, habitat, etc. The ducks stay there by the thousands with zero reason to move around unless pressured.
Apparently the best place to duck hunt is California. Easy, walkable, hard bottom ponds, mild weather, no water moccasins, no alligators. Imagine being able to hunt with a dog without the fear of them being eaten by a gator. 7 duck daily limit.
Apparently the best place to duck hunt is California. Easy, walkable, hard bottom ponds, mild weather, no water moccasins, no alligators. Imagine being able to hunt with a dog without the fear of them being eaten by a gator. 7 duck daily limit.
re: Hiring a consulting firm?
Posted by rltiger on 11/14/25 at 3:42 pm to nicholastiger
I think Joe owned the consulting firm.
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I'm not sure how you could securitize something like that with ever changing asset tied to the loan.
This is the issue with the portable mortgage.
The bank owns the asset. The bank assessed the risk on the individual person and property. What if bank says no bueno on the new asset and persons present credit risk? How do you force a bank into a business venture they now deem unsound?
I have a pitt boss with the pellet hopper. Works great. I will recommend you get a smoker tube, you’ll want more smoke.
re: Pete Nakos has obtained the lawsuit...
Posted by rltiger on 11/11/25 at 2:52 pm to boosiebadazz
Walshe is a good attorney. I think most of this is theater to get a larger cash settlement. He used to be a bowtie guy, so I guess he wasn’t up on the necktie knots.
re: Pete Nakos has obtained the lawsuit...
Posted by rltiger on 11/11/25 at 2:37 pm to ShreveportTIGER318
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common contract term when another party fails to fulfill their obligations under the contract
They are paying him per the terms of the contract, a monthly amount agreed to if terminated.
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You idiots keep crying about a 50yr loan but wear a button with your 30yr fixed rate are just incredible
Yep.
Jumbo, ARMs, bridge loans, HELOCs, Non Com loans.
There are already a ton of risky loans out there. Who cares if someone wants a 50 year mortgage.
re: 20 gauge steel shot
Posted by rltiger on 11/11/25 at 11:00 am to Koolazzkat
I shoot Boss shells.
Found that they reach out and kill what you are shooting at. When I used steel, I was shooting at least twice the amount of shells on cripples and misses. With the Boss, I was shooting 8-10 shells per hunt as opposed to @ a box of steel.
They are more expensive up front, but cost per hunt worked out the same or better.
Found that they reach out and kill what you are shooting at. When I used steel, I was shooting at least twice the amount of shells on cripples and misses. With the Boss, I was shooting 8-10 shells per hunt as opposed to @ a box of steel.
They are more expensive up front, but cost per hunt worked out the same or better.
re: Pictures from days gone by....
Posted by rltiger on 11/10/25 at 7:27 pm to Shanegolang
I was at the tomb yesterday. They lock it now to keep people from defacing Jefferson Davis name on burial crypt.
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My understanding is the 54 gets offset from any job he takes. If he gets a multi year contract that pays him 7 million a year, we only owe him the difference monthly.
If we owe him 9 a year, subtract the 7, so only @167k a month, or 12 million over 6 years.
If he doesn’t work again, he may be better off with the whole 54, but he still would negotiate down for a lump sum.
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30 million dollars now or 54 over 6 years… where’s the benefit for him to take the 30
My understanding is the 54 gets offset from any job he takes. If he gets a multi year contract that pays him 7 million a year, we only owe him the difference monthly.
If we owe him 9 a year, subtract the 7, so only @167k a month, or 12 million over 6 years.
If he doesn’t work again, he may be better off with the whole 54, but he still would negotiate down for a lump sum.
We are paying him. All we owe him is a monthly payment on 53m with no interest, and it can be offset with him getting new job.
It benefits him greatly to get lump sum at a lower amount.
It benefits him greatly to get lump sum at a lower amount.
Here are the reasons for the student loan debacle..
1992 Higher Education Act Reauthorization: This critical amendment broadened eligibility for subsidized federal student loans, increased annual and lifetime loan limits, and, most notably, created the unsubsidized student loan program which was available to any student regardless of income or financial need.
Creation and expansion of the FAFSA: The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) was established in 1992, streamlining the process for students to apply for and receive financial aid, including loans.
Federal Direct Loan Program: Introduced as a pilot program in 1992 and expanded in 1993, this program allowed the government to issue loans directly to students, running parallel to the guaranteed program until all new federal loans were consolidated into the Direct Loan Program in 2010. This ensured a stable and consistent supply of loan capital, even when private lenders faced credit market disruptions.
I want to know the ethnic and racial breakdown of delinquencies. These programs are now used for income production.
90% the borrowers that are getting these 5 to 6 figure loans wouldn't be able to get a car loan or a credit card.
1992 Higher Education Act Reauthorization: This critical amendment broadened eligibility for subsidized federal student loans, increased annual and lifetime loan limits, and, most notably, created the unsubsidized student loan program which was available to any student regardless of income or financial need.
Creation and expansion of the FAFSA: The Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) was established in 1992, streamlining the process for students to apply for and receive financial aid, including loans.
Federal Direct Loan Program: Introduced as a pilot program in 1992 and expanded in 1993, this program allowed the government to issue loans directly to students, running parallel to the guaranteed program until all new federal loans were consolidated into the Direct Loan Program in 2010. This ensured a stable and consistent supply of loan capital, even when private lenders faced credit market disruptions.
I want to know the ethnic and racial breakdown of delinquencies. These programs are now used for income production.
90% the borrowers that are getting these 5 to 6 figure loans wouldn't be able to get a car loan or a credit card.
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Look at the new Broncos if you want that type car. Ford has the turbo down for tye mid size segment.
My Son has a 2 door 2025, he really likes it.
He got it for primitive and grandparents live in NM, so he is planning to elk hunt. Might give him that for graduation in May.
Similar.
Did this 2 years ago.
Initial investment was the evaluation of my company 12 years ago. I was the smallest in the group, but had no partners. 12 years later, 5 of us own 90% of a national company. When we flipped it to an ESOP, my biggest problem was telling my wife I was retiring at 57.
Work hard and reinvest.
Evaluate the field and understand the trends so you can make good financial decisions
Don’t be afraid to make decisions that involve risk.
Good luck!
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Just sold it into an ESOP last yr. Huge return on that original investment
Did this 2 years ago.
Initial investment was the evaluation of my company 12 years ago. I was the smallest in the group, but had no partners. 12 years later, 5 of us own 90% of a national company. When we flipped it to an ESOP, my biggest problem was telling my wife I was retiring at 57.
Work hard and reinvest.
Evaluate the field and understand the trends so you can make good financial decisions
Don’t be afraid to make decisions that involve risk.
Good luck!
Couple of things I would do
Are we talking 7 plus figures?
*Go to estate planning attorney. They tend to listen to professionals more than their kids.
*Get POA.
*Call brokerage account managers. Let them know he’s slipping and to call you if anything questionable comes up. They will get on board because they don’t want to have him pull money. Send them copy of POA.
*If he’s got an iPhone, set up assistive access. Game changer for limiting scammers.
*Have him use same accountant for taxes.
*Get access to credit cards. Tell him his card was hacked, cancel, and get new card. This eliminates most recurring charges, you may need to block some from transferring to new card. Set up with you having access.
*Same for bank accounts. Set alerts for over certain amounts.
*Email. Tell him he was hacked and change password so you have access. If possible get new email address.
*Add 5 million dollar umbrella to his insurance to cover driving liability.
My dad passed away yesterday. He was 89. I did all the above in the last few years and was able to keep him safe and assets protected.
Good luck
Are we talking 7 plus figures?
*Go to estate planning attorney. They tend to listen to professionals more than their kids.
*Get POA.
*Call brokerage account managers. Let them know he’s slipping and to call you if anything questionable comes up. They will get on board because they don’t want to have him pull money. Send them copy of POA.
*If he’s got an iPhone, set up assistive access. Game changer for limiting scammers.
*Have him use same accountant for taxes.
*Get access to credit cards. Tell him his card was hacked, cancel, and get new card. This eliminates most recurring charges, you may need to block some from transferring to new card. Set up with you having access.
*Same for bank accounts. Set alerts for over certain amounts.
*Email. Tell him he was hacked and change password so you have access. If possible get new email address.
*Add 5 million dollar umbrella to his insurance to cover driving liability.
My dad passed away yesterday. He was 89. I did all the above in the last few years and was able to keep him safe and assets protected.
Good luck
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