it before the vote on the bill. today. that s not that shocking. you are conflating so many things. the industry said now it will cost a fortune if we reinstate it. it s not accurate insurance stuff. not at all hard who paid for the transition for three years? fine. price it in. that was priced into the policies they are offering on the exchanges if they went to the ek changes. some didn t do it at all. they cancelled policies in the last six weeks. that is done so quick. you may not like the result. we ll see. the calculation isn t the problem. guy, we already knew the price shock was out there. cancellation. then the reality that you can t keep your dock or and the reality that you will pay more in spite of the $2500 per family per year promise to save money. what s important to remember is the context from 2010 when everybody knew it was the case. at least people paying attention
it before the vote on the bill. today. that s not that shocking. you are conflating so many things. the industry said now it will cost a fortune if we reinstate it. it s not accurate insurance stuff. not at all hard who paid for the transition for three years? fine. price it in. that was priced into the policies they are offering on the exchanges if they went to the ek changes. some didn t do it at all. they cancelled policies in the last six weeks. that is done so quick. you may not like the result. we ll see. the calculation isn t the problem. guy, we already knew the price shock was out there. cancellation. then the reality that you can t keep your dock or and the reality that you will pay more in spite of the $2500 per family per year promise to save money. what s important to remember is the context from 2010 when everybody knew it was the case. at least people paying attention
what would it be? i think i d give it a c plus. really trying hard for a b minus. your one piece of advice for seller sellers. you have to look at the market. what sellers do, read about everything popping, they get greedy. not everything is selling. you have to price within the market norms at this point. price it right. what about for buyers? buyers, i wouldn t panic, if you really want to take advantage of rates. i think rates will be pretty reasonable the next couple of years. just take your time. find something that you want, just don t rush in and buy something just because you think you re supposed to. buying real estate is not like buying an etf. a very big commitment with a lot of money. thanks for coming in. nice to see you. college kids, you will pay double to borrow money for tuition next year, as if college isn t already expensive enough. everyone s retirement dream is different;
are, off 28% from their peak in 2006. so they re going up. but those boom times so to speak are still a ways away. who knows if we will reach those, those were inflated. to say the least. i bought a home inflated. sold a home inflated. i guess it all worked out. i bought a home inflated and sold it last week. clearly not inflated. sorry to hear about that. we didn t lose too much. which was nice. paula said about the details. a tip coming from me. price it right the first time. all the zillows, and trulia, of the world, they list every price change that happened to the home. if you price it too high and you come down. while it looks like a deal. it also gives the buyer the impression there might be something wrong with your home. good advice. trying to get rid of it. come to us for everything. telling you. coming up, the talk show host getting quite an endorsement from oprah winfrey. beyawn say needed help from
the president was embracing the keystone pipeline. the governor of nebraska, asked for a change in route and congress decided to take it upon themselves to politically deal with this. congress s fault? and keystone xl did not have a new route in place within the time frame that the president was supposed to now what, christopher. of course he had to reject. jamie: quickly wrap, angela. put it in another state. listen bottom line is this, every time you raise the price of gas one cent takes 1.4 billion dollars out of the economy. right. and when the voters go to the polls in november they re going to vote their pocket book and obama is to blame. so i think it s a g.o.p. and got to leave it there. speaking of time line, i m told my timeline is up. all right. and thank you, it s important for all of us to fill the tank up for a price it can afford. take care, kelly. kelly: they re not done, still talking.