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    #31
    If I withdraw the college fund of my kid from PhilAm, I'll only get around 50% of the premium I paid. I think isusugal ko nalang siguro ito?

    I've already withdrawn my investments in PELAC, with a little loss.

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    #32
    If I withdraw the college fund of my kid from PhilAm, I'll only get around 50% of the premium I paid. I think isusugal ko nalang siguro ito?

    I've already withdrawn my investments in PELAC, with a little loss.

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    #33
    the US private sector cannot help AIG.

    Everyone has their own problems.

    Ang pag asa lang ng AIG is a US govt bailout.

    The US govt has to do something.

    Failure of AIG will be catastrophic... as in global-scale catastrophic.

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    #34
    Peanuts lang yung Lehman at Merrill compared to AIG. Tapos may isa pang problema lumalabas, yung WaMu (Washington Mutual)...
    Last edited by Monseratto; September 17th, 2008 at 08:15 AM.

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    #35
    Kaya pa bang i-save ng US gov ang AIG?

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    #36
    Actually the US government is now taking over AIG effectively. Good thing I am not a US taxpayer, after Fannie and Freddie was bailed out and now AIG the US has effectively doubled its debt in a matter of weeks. Add unfunded promises for Social Security, twin wars in Iraq and Afghanistan and ever growing bureaucracy I am glad I am not a US taxpayer sucks to be one.

  7. #37
    tsk, tsk, tsk... baka mapahiya ako next time I go shopping at ma-deny ang AIG credit card ko...

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    #38
    OMG!

    it actually happened

    from CNBC

    American International Group will get an $85 billion loan from the federal government in exchange for an 80 percent stake in itself, sources have told CNBC.

    Sources said the loan, which will allow AIG to avoid bankruptcy, will be secured and include incentives for quick asset-sales by AIG.
    well, it had to happen.

    If the US govt didnt act, AIG would file for bankruptcy...

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    #39
    Thats what you call SOCIALISM. The US is probably more socialist than China is right now with all these bailouts going on.

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    #40
    haha

    People's Republic of America

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    grabe no?

    i was just wondering last night who could save AIG...

    the private sector would no way come up with $85B to save AIG.

    Who the hell has an extra $85B to burn in this environment?

    Everyone is holding on to their cash like their lives are at stake.

    Not even the sovereign wealth funds with their hundred billion dollar funds will want to throw money at AIG.

    that leaves the US govt and the Fed.

    Letting AIG go bankrupt would stop the Earth's rotation hehe

    That's how big AIG is.

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