Nov 27, 2022
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Rhode Island taxpayers are now paying off $130+ million in debt payments for their soccer stadium
Rhode Island taxpayers are now being told that they will need to pay $132 million over 30 years for the Pawtucket soccer stadium. For just the construction of the stadium, taxpayers will be paying $27 million. This stadium is now likely going to be the “most expensive minor league soccer stadium in the country”. When the new stadium was first announced in 2019, the state agreed to give $27…
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10 years ago, Biloxi, Mississippi built a new ballpark and promised economic home-runs
Last month, WLOX did a fantastic story on whether the city of Biloxi was getting what was financially promised from a new ballpark that was built 10 years ago. The short answer is not even slightly. The ballpark was to be built for the Biloxi Shuckers, the Class AA affiliate of the Milwaukee Brewers. In 2015, the city spent $36 million to build a new ballpark. Mississippi Gov. Phil Bryant claimed…
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Chicago has $700M left in debt payments for Solider Field, Hotel Tax revenues falter
— NBCSports.com Last week, Crain’s Chicago Business had a good article discussing the financial issues that the city is facing with the current Bears stadium. Even though the Bears are trying to scam another city into paying for a new stadium, their current one continues to cost the city of Chicago millions of dollars. Basically, the city is running out of money to pay for contractual upgrades to…
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How to prepare for a recession? | Questions and Answers
Recession is an extended period of economic contraction. It’s important to try to accumulate an emergency fund that can cover three to six months of living expenses to help you be ready for a recession, job loss, or other financial challenge.
Reports Claim Russia Defaulted on Foreign Debt for the First Time in a Century, Kremlin Disagrees and Says It Paid
Reports Claim Russia Defaulted on Foreign Debt for the First Time in a Century, Kremlin Disagrees and Says It Paid
According to reports, the Russian Federation has defaulted on its foreign debt for the first time since 1918. Bondholders told the press that they had not received payments from the transcontinental country. However, Russia’s finance ministry denies the allegations and says the country made the payments via the Euroclear monetary system. Russia Is Accused of Foreign Debt Default, Moscow’s Finance…
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Debt Update
Several months ago in November 2018, I decided to take control of a situation and pay off some debt that had been lingering around for far too long.
Debt Snowball Total
Here’s how the debt snowball started in November 2018.
Loan 1: $1,043.99 Loan 2: $5,400.05 Loan 3: $5,792.96 Loan 4: $31,129.13
Total debt: $43,366.13
Debt Snowball Progress
Since I started paying off the debt I’ve made some major…
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30 days since this started - let’s look at where I stand for my debts and my savings/sinking fund.
Quick update on me paying down that debt. Making strides. Or at least trying! This shit is a marathon, not a sprint.