To follow-up on my last post....
If you want to blame a governmental shutdown for a lower rating by the S&P then you live in la la land.
If the rating falls it will be due to a rise in interest rates (which the Fed has signaled is coming), lower tax revenues, and higher federal spending levels. It ain’t gonna be due to anything else. That’s accounting and economics in your 200 level college classes. You have to have money to service what you owe. We are running out of it because the federal government never attempts to limit how much gets spent nor increase how much we are all going to have to pay in taxes.
If we are all in it together then everyone is gonna have to take a smaller amount out of the pie and put a larger amount back in. Of course, no body wants any pain so our "leaders" never give us any bad news nor force us to take our medicine. Greece will happen here - only on a larger scale. Hope you all are prepared for those days.
According to the CBO borrowing to finance that deficit-in combination with an expected rise in interest rates-would lead to a fourfold increase in net interest payments over the next 10 years, from $197 billion in 2010 to $778 billion in 2020. As a percentage of GDP, net interest outlays would more than double during that period, rising from 1.4 percent to 3.4 percent. We are going to reach those numbers way before their 2020 forecast.
That makes your rating go down.
A he said/she said bull crap we’re gonna blame your party for a governmental shut down doesn’t effect how you service the debt and doesn't effect your rating with S&P.
If you want to blame a governmental shutdown for a lower rating by the S&P then you live in la la land.
If the rating falls it will be due to a rise in interest rates (which the Fed has signaled is coming), lower tax revenues, and higher federal spending levels. It ain’t gonna be due to anything else. That’s accounting and economics in your 200 level college classes. You have to have money to service what you owe. We are running out of it because the federal government never attempts to limit how much gets spent nor increase how much we are all going to have to pay in taxes.
If we are all in it together then everyone is gonna have to take a smaller amount out of the pie and put a larger amount back in. Of course, no body wants any pain so our "leaders" never give us any bad news nor force us to take our medicine. Greece will happen here - only on a larger scale. Hope you all are prepared for those days.
According to the CBO borrowing to finance that deficit-in combination with an expected rise in interest rates-would lead to a fourfold increase in net interest payments over the next 10 years, from $197 billion in 2010 to $778 billion in 2020. As a percentage of GDP, net interest outlays would more than double during that period, rising from 1.4 percent to 3.4 percent. We are going to reach those numbers way before their 2020 forecast.
That makes your rating go down.
A he said/she said bull crap we’re gonna blame your party for a governmental shut down doesn’t effect how you service the debt and doesn't effect your rating with S&P.
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