best possible support when they do lease it, sojust best possible support when they do lease it, so just this week the international atomic agency filed the report and said it in line with international standards, and is essentially safe, and the head has been in japan to try and present that report, try and persuade people, mr grossi is now in south korea where i am talking to you from, where he is expected to meet nuclear safety officials and politicians and try to persuade them that this is safe. the south korean government does actually agree with the plan, with japan s plan, saying it is in line with international standards, reasonably safe, and has backed it, but the public here in south korea is not so convinced and there has been a number of protests against the planned discharge of water and today
they could do whatever they wanted to with it. it would be theirs. it would be free. they could rent it, lease it, sell it. they could get the minerals from it, the water rights from it any time you come in and confiscate s someone s property for free, it s a pretty good deal. how long have you owned it and i take it you are paying taxes on it. i have been paying taxes on it. it s been in my family since 1941. and i mean, this is just i mean, for the life of me, i can t figure out why the feds want it, they deny it but they are having they have had some meetings to try to figure out what to do with land in the area. so, it is rather confusing. well, they did have a meeting talking about what they were going to do with the property. and at that time we were under the assumption it was just the property that they have always owned. right along the river and a few feet at the edge of the river along the after the meeting, they said it was just government policy to do
want the land. they could do whatever they wanted to with it. it would be theirs. it would be free. they could rent it, lease it, sell it. they could get the minerals from it, the water rights from it any time you come in and confiscate s someone s property for free, it s a pretty good deal. how long have you owned it and i take it you are paying taxes on it. i have been paying taxes on it. it s been in my family since 1941. and i mean, this is just i mean, for the life of me, i can t figure out why the feds want it, they deny it but they are having they have had some meetings to try to figure out what to do with land in the area. so, it is rather confusing. well, they did have a meeting talking about what they were going to do with the property. and at that time we were under the assumption it was just the property that they have always owned. right along the river and a few feet at the edge of the river along the after the meeting, they said it was just government policy
lot of people are doing in this country and taking advantage of the low rates. why lease it versus buying? because probably when he goes to college we will try to get out of it, so we will get a short-term lease. we don t keep cars. we will keep a car for about four years or less. my son if he is watching he is getting a cheap car and it is going to be two or three-yearlies and he will be happy with it. and you know you mentioned that you switch over turnover the cars every four years, but a lot of people in recent times they have been hanging on to their cars for longer and longer and longer. they purchase them and they are hanging on to them. now look nelly bell will be put out to pasture so that time has come and the time is on the auto maker side that guys folks need to buy a new car. it is time. they do. i mean, remember something, cars now a days, these cars can go 100,000 miles. they can last a longtime now. how you finance it, the low rates are what are stimulating
the economy, the way it s going, they are charging more. and auto lenders are jumping on the band wagon, stretching the terms of their loans to try to get nuand keep your payments low. but the short-term savings could cost you dearly in the long haul. so in today s take-charge consumer protection segment, i wanted to tell you how you can drive off with the best deal. joining me is chap wood investments representative. i am seeing the longer-term loans, as much as 96 months. are they a good deal? don t even psion about it. any time, you know, you are looking at leasing. if you are willing to pay for something over 8, 9 years, buy the car. if it appreciates, buy it. if it depreciates, lease it. cars depreciate in value. really look at leasing and even try to lease a pre-owned car if you can.