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I posted the link, and even explained it to those who couldnt scroll down to the second page to see $70,495 and $74,796 STARTING wages for those with licenses and bachelors.. If you cant scroll down to the 2nd page on the link provided, then I'm not coming to hold your hand..
The taxpayers did not pay the salaries of the executives. In fact many of them would have been fine had the taxpayers NOT given them money.. Ford is a prime example.. GS another, which could have gotten money elsewhere.. (Especially considering Warren Buffet is the primary owner)..
And yet again, comparing executives making millions NOT paid by the taxpayers, (again, the companies were LOANED money), and teachers who ARE is ridiculous..
You stated that a second year teacher that you knew made 75k. What you posted doesn't read that second year teachers make that kind of money. Tell us which school district she works and we'll verify.....TIA.
The questions were what were the institutions which made the "loans" e.g. Federal Reserve, which institutions were given the "loans" and what was the schedule of repayment of those "loans." Try again.....TIA.
Considering there were nearly 400 institution who received TARP, all with seperate repyament schedules, I'm not going to sit here and post them.. Why? Whats that got to do with the topic? You can easily research them yourself..
You stated that a second year teacher that you knew made 75k. What you posted doesn't read that second year teachers make that kind of money. Tell us which school district she works and we'll verify.....TIA.
yes it does.. it says STARTING wage OVER $70K, SCROLL DOWN TO PAGE
AGAIN I posted the link, and even explained it to those who couldnt scroll down to the second page to see $70,495 and $74,796 STARTING wages for those with licenses and bachelors.. If you cant scroll down to the 2nd page on the link provided, then I'm not coming to hold your hand..
Considering there were nearly 400 institution who received TARP, all with seperate repyament schedules, I'm not going to sit here and post them.. Why? Whats that got to do with the topic? You can easily research them yourself..
The questions were which institutions made the "loans" e.g. The Federal Reserve, which institutions took the "loans" and what was their repayment schedules. If you don't have that basic information, then you have no basis for any of your claims.
I posted the link, and even explained it to those who couldnt scroll down to the second page to see $70,495 and $74,796 STARTING wages for those with licenses and bachelors.. If you cant scroll down to the 2nd page on the link provided, then I'm not coming to hold your hand..
Your OP referred to your friend and his wife. You provided a link to CPS, which I assumed was where your friend's wife - who made $75k as a second year teacher - worked. My post was in reference to that exchange of posts.
The above link is for a NYC salary schedule. Now I understand - you are fishing around until you find a salary schedule that fits your story, rather than providing THE salary schedule that supports your story.
In any event, the max a teacher with two years of experience can make on the NYC salary schedule is $60k - and that's only if they have enough credits for a PhD. Still $15k short of $75k.
yes it does.. it says STARTING wage OVER $70K, SCROLL DOWN TO PAGE
AGAIN I posted the link, and even explained it to those who couldnt scroll down to the second page to see $70,495 and $74,796 STARTING wages for those with licenses and bachelors.. If you cant scroll down to the 2nd page on the link provided, then I'm not coming to hold your hand..
You said that your friend wife was making that kind of money in her second year teaching. What you referenced isn't about second year teachers....
The questions were which institutions made the "loans" e.g. The Federal Reserve, which institutions took the "loans" and what was their repayment schedules. If you don't have that basic information, then you have no basis for any of your claims.
Technically they were not LOANED money.. The US Treasury BOUGHT assets off corporations, (be them again, stocks, bonds, warrants).. which the company used to fund operating expenses.. Then the US Treasury SOLD the bought assets later at a PROFIT..
As for what their repayment schedule was, again ALL COMPANIES HAD DIFFERENT SCHEDULES.. It was up to the US Treasury to determine WHEN they would get repaid because they SOLD their assets.. WHEN THEY WANTED TO...
When the assets were SOLD to the Treasury, the funds they received they could do whatever they wanted it.. ITS THEIR MONEY.. We got ASSETS, they got cash..
If you dont know this basic information, then dont ask me to explain it to you again...
Your OP referred to your friend and his wife. You provided a link to CPS, which I assumed was where your friend's wife - who made $75k as a second year teacher - worked. My post was in reference to that exchange of posts.
The above link is for a NYC salary schedule. Now I understand - you are fishing around until you find a salary schedule that fits your story, rather than providing THE salary schedule that supports your story.
In any event, the max a teacher with two years of experience can make on the NYC salary schedule is $60k - and that's only if they have enough credits for a PhD. Still $15k short of $75k.
You guys claimed that people dont make $75K beginning their teaching.. I clearly showed you that they can.. depending on where they live.. I already said I dont know their school district nor do I care.. The fact is THEY DO make that, and the posts validate that others also do.. While all of you guys said they dont.. in fact numerous posters said its impossible.. clearly its not.. so take your bs and move on.. The fact that you dont believe they earn that is your problem, not mine.. I've seen their tax returns because they became investors in one of my projects, and in order to do so, they had to be a credited investor, meaning they earned over $100K a year.. They had to prove that they did, and they do.. I'm not criticizing their salary, I'm stating they earn it.. its you guys off on some tangent of disbelief despite links showing numerous school agencies pay this.. Call the school district and ask them because I didnt make the charts..
As for your claim they can only make $60K a year, you dont know how to read a chart.. Move to the right, and then scroll down, before it hits bold, because the bold indicates 5 years.. before that its beginning salaries.. See the lines 7B, 8A, 8B.. scroll.. try to learn how to read a chart..
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