Food Prices & Crazy Taxes~covid Shutdowns~we Started To Get Less But Pay More~susan Lynne Schwenger

COVID SHUTDOWN - prices shifted within 30 days
mar 17, 2020
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Only in #america
Port Barrow, #alaska
#Heinz #Ketchup
$27.39USD - United States Dollar
35.67 Canadian Dollar
27.14 Euro Dollar
2,184.63 Indian Rupee
40.31 Australian Dollar
44.43 New Zealand Dollar

 

(1985)

Cathy don't go to the supermarket -
video


View: https://youtu.be/47TZ9MHI1qg

 

The great mouse trap of suburbia and convenient living
was set to explode in the 50's...
A car in every garage.
Refridgerators.
Television.
Air conditioner.
Grocery stores.
Self sustainable living was soon to be a memory...
How wonderful for us "
first world" humans...cattle to the slaughter
NOW, as we watch The American dream
being turned into a nightmare !!!
Can we learn from it, is it possible to fix it ???
hmmm...

 

as, a kid, we were NEVER taken to that type of restaurant !!! LOL
however, as, an adult, i know you NEVER leave a table like that !!!


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FLASHBACK

HOW DID WE GET SO FAR OFF THE TRACKS ???


@13LiNESofSPiRiT
early 1950s
25 year mortgage on $20,000 house with 5,000 down = 87.69/mo
- interest costs 11,306.55 principle 15,000.00
25 year mortgage on $20,000 house with zero down = 125.25/mo
- interest costs 15,075.40 principle 20,000.00
12 yearly payments x 25 years = 300 payments
THE BANKS MADE 11,306.55 to 15,075.40 interest
THE BANKS MADE 15,000.00 principle

The 1950s were the 'never had is so good' years.

Wages were rising quickly,
but living standards were well below the standard of today.

On average people earned a lot less than they do today,
even allowing for inflation.

In 1950 the average weekly wage was £5.60 = 8.75 cdn
= or; 6.75 usd / week - so; 8.75x52=37.92 per month in cdn funds

Most people did NOT have a car payment

• you could buy a used car for $100-$500
  - and; a new one was maybe about $3500 to $6500

in canada a home worth $15,000-$20,000 in 1955/1956
25 years later, in 1980, it was worth $100,000.00
and, then, in 2022, before the market feel down $1,000,000.00
and, then, right now, early 2023, approx $850,000.00

IN THE OLD DAYS
CHARLES WESLEY HANDY, my 3rd great grandfather
who was born 1800, Dublin, County Dubin, Ireland
and, died 30 Oct 1890 in Dalston, Simcoe County, ON, Canada
was, a MONEY LENDER
There was NO bank, and, banks did NOT do mortgages.
When you bought a home, and/or a home with a farm
you did so, using a line of credit
and, you did NOT get your deed TIL YOU made you last payment.
THERE WERE NO 25 OR 30 YEAR Mortgages
you paid off your home over 10 years...
and, this is what your PAYMENT SCHEDULE looked like:
TOTAL BORROWED: $1000/10=100/year plus 5% interest
year 1 $100 Principle $50 Interest Balance owing $900
year 2 $100 Principle $45 Interest Balance owing $800
year 3 $100 Principle $40 Interest Balance owing $700
year 4 $100 Principle $35 Interest Balance owing $600
year 5 $100 Principle $30 Interest Balance owing $500
year 6 $100 Principle $25 Interest Balance owing $400
year 7 $100 Principle $20 Interest Balance owing $300
year 8 $100 Principle $15 Interest Balance owing $200
year 9 $100 Principle $10 interest Balance owing $100
year 10 $100 Principle $5 interest Balance owing ZERO
and, you received your deed to your house/farm/and, property.
~susan lynne schwenger
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