Kyle Hagee

The problem is Denmark pays them $550 million per year in subsidies to protect them and they provide security. So there is an interesting tango going on right now. And, you know, people who say, Trump, like, we know that Greenland is a strategic area. Instead of buying it, why don't you invest in it? You know, partner with Denmark and Greenland to push, you know, U.S.

The problem is Denmark pays them $550 million per year in subsidies to protect them and they provide security. So there is an interesting tango going on right now. And, you know, people who say, Trump, like, we know that Greenland is a strategic area. Instead of buying it, why don't you invest in it? You know, partner with Denmark and Greenland to push, you know, U.S.

interests there instead of having Russia and China sort of expend their influence there.

interests there instead of having Russia and China sort of expend their influence there.

interests there instead of having Russia and China sort of expend their influence there.

Well, the CFPB said they came to the conclusion that medical debt is just a poor predictor of your ability to repay a loan, which is what a credit score does, essentially. And the trends have been moving in this direction already. It's medical debt is already treated differently. than other kinds of debt on credit reports.

Well, the CFPB said they came to the conclusion that medical debt is just a poor predictor of your ability to repay a loan, which is what a credit score does, essentially. And the trends have been moving in this direction already. It's medical debt is already treated differently. than other kinds of debt on credit reports.

Well, the CFPB said they came to the conclusion that medical debt is just a poor predictor of your ability to repay a loan, which is what a credit score does, essentially. And the trends have been moving in this direction already. It's medical debt is already treated differently. than other kinds of debt on credit reports.

The three major credit reporting agencies, which are Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, two years ago said they wouldn't include medical debt more than a year old or under $500 on their credit reports. States like New York and California had already done this provision that the CFPB did.

The three major credit reporting agencies, which are Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, two years ago said they wouldn't include medical debt more than a year old or under $500 on their credit reports. States like New York and California had already done this provision that the CFPB did.

The three major credit reporting agencies, which are Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion, two years ago said they wouldn't include medical debt more than a year old or under $500 on their credit reports. States like New York and California had already done this provision that the CFPB did.

So it seems like the you know, every the all the momentum was moving in this direction for for medical debt to sort of not appear on your credit score. And that is a or not have an impact on your credit score. And that is will have a major impact on your ability to get a loan, whether that's to buy a house or do anything else.

So it seems like the you know, every the all the momentum was moving in this direction for for medical debt to sort of not appear on your credit score. And that is a or not have an impact on your credit score. And that is will have a major impact on your ability to get a loan, whether that's to buy a house or do anything else.

So it seems like the you know, every the all the momentum was moving in this direction for for medical debt to sort of not appear on your credit score. And that is a or not have an impact on your credit score. And that is will have a major impact on your ability to get a loan, whether that's to buy a house or do anything else.

Speaking of like predatory practices, as you were talking about, this seemed to be like a major lever that debt collectors use to have you pay bills that you may not even owe, saying you had better pay your bills now because it will negatively impact your credit score. And I think that was exactly that was a popular practice that that this agency wants to to get rid of.

Speaking of like predatory practices, as you were talking about, this seemed to be like a major lever that debt collectors use to have you pay bills that you may not even owe, saying you had better pay your bills now because it will negatively impact your credit score. And I think that was exactly that was a popular practice that that this agency wants to to get rid of.

Speaking of like predatory practices, as you were talking about, this seemed to be like a major lever that debt collectors use to have you pay bills that you may not even owe, saying you had better pay your bills now because it will negatively impact your credit score. And I think that was exactly that was a popular practice that that this agency wants to to get rid of.

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