I am not sure what you want to know. Presidents can not borrow money from the US treasury, nor do they sign notes for such loans.
The social security trust fund was begun in 1939. The money in the fund has always been "invested" entirely in US government bonds which means its full balance was always borrowed from by the government. SS does not really have any money , except the government IOU's in its fund. Of course, it is not the President, but the Congress which controls the money and if changes are to be made, Congress would have to pass the laws to make them.
All. Presidents do not pass budgets. Congress does.
The United States has never had a President with the name of David.
Henry Ford was never president of the United States. He was an automobile maker, responsible for the Ford line of vehicles. Due to this reason, he could not have been considered one of the "top presidents".
North America is not a country it is a continent. It has never had a president. The last five presidents of the united states of America are George W Bush, Bill Clinton, George H Bush, Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Carter
John Tyler Andrew Johnson Millard Fillmore Gerald Ford and Chester Arthur
Absolutely. You still borrowed the funds to purchase the property and you signed a note promising to pay the loan.Absolutely. You still borrowed the funds to purchase the property and you signed a note promising to pay the loan.Absolutely. You still borrowed the funds to purchase the property and you signed a note promising to pay the loan.Absolutely. You still borrowed the funds to purchase the property and you signed a note promising to pay the loan.
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No. Borrowed money is never taxable. But just so you understand...thats because it's borrowed money...it hasn't been earned yet! You still owe it back.
No he was never paid as his contract with AEG was never signed by Michael or an AEG representative.
There were 25 US presidents who never served in the Senate.
Your credit rating is assessed by companies on your past history of paying back money you have borrowed. People that have never borrowed money will not have a recognised rating. As far as companies are concerned this is considered a poor risk and you may be classed as having a 'bad' credit rating.
Not necessarily. It is possible to co-own a car, be on title, and not have borrowed money for the vehicle. Credit history is established when you borrow money. It is a record of how you have paid the money back. If you purchased a car with someone else by paying one lump sum, and never borrowed; then co-owning would not have established any credit history for you.
Not necessarily. It is possible to co-own a car, be on title, and not have borrowed money for the vehicle. Credit history is established when you borrow money. It is a record of how you have paid the money back. If you purchased a car with someone else by paying one lump sum, and never borrowed; then co-owning would not have established any credit history for you.
Actually no president signed such a law. There was an attempt in 1968 to create a Presidents' Day federal holiday, but it was never passed by Congress. The actual name of the holiday most people think of as Presidents' Day is really Washington's Birthday.
not if you've taken the car off the lot
Washington There were several US Presidents who were not able to attend a college for obvious reasons. There can only be one who signed the US Constitution, and that would be the First President of the United States, George Washington. Find out who the others are.
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