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Doctor gifts Bronx medical school $1 billion to cover tuition for all students
The $1 billion donation was made possible by Gottesman's late husband, David Gottseman, also known as Sandy. Her late husband died in 2022 after a long career in Manhattan working at investment firms, according to The New York Times.
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https://finance.yahoo.com/news/berkshire-sheds-holdings-mum-investment-213748123.html
QuoteIn its third-quarter report in November, Berkshire hinted that its confidential investment may involve a bank, finance company or insurer because it had recently spent $1.2 billion on stock in that sector. It has yet to reveal where the money went.
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More potential consolidation
Diamondback, Endeavor Energy in talks to create $50 billion company, sources say
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On 1/29/2024 at 1:17 PM, fareastwarriors said:
Sold CKX at 13.25
completely out of CKX,
will probably miss out on sudden epic rise.
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Add to BTI and CLPR
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8 minutes ago, RedLion said:
It was down to BTI or more CLPR.
I been adding to CLPR around $5.
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5 hours ago, TwoCitiesCapital said:
I've never seen promotional HELOC or LoC offers,
I want to say I seen some in the mail before for like 6-12 months but I can't think which lender right now.
Only this one offering 3-months at 0% with some quick googling.
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Sold CKX at 13.25
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1 hour ago, RedLion said:
This is my goal. Not quite there yet.
Well I also live a simple life with no expensive hobbies so I don't need high current income to live well.
With that said, my spouse is going back to work after being laid off and looking for work for past year. That will certainly help use up a bit of the losses.
Sorry, not helping CA's budget deficit!
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3 hours ago, Dinar said:
You guys do not take into account taxes. Paying 3-4% interest that is not deductible to receive 5-6% that is taxable depending on your tax bracket could be a negative cash flow event.
Yup, I do. I have Real Estate Professional status with plenty of "losses" so I essentially pay very little to no income tax
Life's pretty ok.
(But I understand not everyone is in similar boat.)
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2 hours ago, tede02 said:
I was excited about this but I'm having a tough time finding local credit unions with the promotional rates. For any New York state residents, there is a CU offering 12 months at 0%. Not sure what the closing fees are. Sidney Federal Credit Union.
oh lol. Thought you already had those offers available when you made this thread.
I also pick up like $4k last year doing bank and brokerage bonuses using my name and the spouse.
https://www.doctorofcredit.com/best-bank-account-bonuses/
(FYI, I do these even if the $300 deal won't make a difference in my life because I enjoy it. )
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22 minutes ago, tede02 said:
Using HELOC financing to buy promotional CDs or Treasurys looks interesting. I think there is a narrow window to take advantage of this risk free (I expect the Fed to cut rates over the next year). There are some credit unions offering 6-12 months of 0% on HELOCs. Likewise, 12-14 months CDs are plentiful at 5.5%. There are some credit unions offering specials over 6% (more restrictions generally). You do need to look carefully at the fine print on the promotional HELOCs because there can be significant fees. But, if a guy could get $200k at 0% and reinvest at 5.50%, that is interesting, even if you have $2k of closing costs. Curious if anyone has done this.
If you're on top of things and don't need to borrow money in the near term, it's not a bad way to make some interest arbitrage money.
I did it with HELOC and PLOC during covid times and doing some with 0% APR credit cards.
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Pretty much always have 20-30% leverage now. If I borrow at X and I think my returns can be X+, over a longer horizon, then I'm going keep borrowing.
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the death of the urban office building
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Office-Loan Defaults Near Historic Levels With Billions on the Line