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- From: jms@vision.sarnoff.com (Jerry Shapiro x2420)
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- Subject: Re: Dumb finance question?
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- Date: 16 Dec 92 15:14:15 GMT
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- In after tax dollars, assuming the 28% tax bracket, its more like
- (1-0.28) x 10% or 7.2%. You will pay less interest that you can write off.
- Still its not bad today, but remember, there is no liquidity. You can't get it back
- *easily* if you find that you later need the money.
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- Jerry
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