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The U.S. government could spend up to two trillion U.S. dollars to bail out troubled financial institutions teetering on the verge of collapse unless financial markets swiftly recover, Reuters said yesterday.
2008-09-22 11:27:17 -
Zack Exley: More Q&A with Financial Writer Max Wolff (HuffingtonPost)
This is a continuing Q&A on the financial crisis with Max Fraad Wolff. Max's work regularly appears in the Asia Times, The Prudent Bear and...
2008-09-22 11:31:29 -
America asks itself: Are we drunk on debt? (Contra Costa Times)
n Credit card concept, now 50 years old, has fueled consumer economy, led some to financial ruin
2008-09-22 11:34:34 -
Week in Review (Dartmouth Review)
Equal Opportunity Fornication (with consent)! Your summer may have been hot, but chances are it wasn’t as hot as consensual sex day; with t-shirts declaring “Consensual Sex is Hot,” Dartmouth’s Center for Women and Genders Studies wants to “raise awareness”...
2008-09-22 11:47:52 -
Ken Heebner Is Bullish on Bank Stocks (Kiplinger.com)
The famed fund manager says consolidation in the financial sector should lead to higher profit margins for some companies.
2008-09-22 11:51:03 -
Can't anyone afford my home? - CNN Money
2005 Now Sales price $425,000 $395,250 Down payment $21,250 $79,050 Mortgage amount $403,750 $316,200 Interest rate 5.64% 6.88% Monthly payment (principal and interest) $2,328 $2,078
2008-09-22 07:10:00 -
Credit markets ease up slightly on bailout plans - Associated Press
NEW YORK (AP) -- The frozen credit markets thawed out slightly Monday on news of the U.S. government's bank bailout plans, but business was hardly back to normal. Last week, the credit markets - where the world buys and sells debt - were thrown into ...
2008-09-22 10:02:00 -
European Stocks, U.S. Futures Decline; Asian Shares Advance - Bloomberg
Sept. 22 (Bloomberg) -- European stocks and U.S. futures fell as higher oil prices weighed on retailers and carmakers, overshadowing plans by the U.S. government to buy $700 billion of bank assets and a crackdown on bets against financial companies ...
2008-09-22 04:18:00 -
Caribbean Property More Accessible with Expanded Mortgage Services - PR Inside
The Caribbean property market is a favourite for investors and expatriates wanting to relocate or purchase a second home. These investments can often be difficult without securing a mortgage and, since most lenders in the chosen country will not lend ...
2008-09-22 08:00:00 -
Defendant No. 6 joins mortgage fraud case - Honolulu Star-Bulletin
Federal prosecutors have charged a sixth defendant in a mortgage fraud case that displaced two families on Oahu. Paula Galacgac is the unindicted co-conspirator named as P.G. in an indictment returned by a federal grand jury in May charging five ...
2008-09-20 05:57:00 -
Requiem for Investment Banks - US News and World Report
The market's loss of confidence in the abilities of broker-dealers to stay independent marks a historic moment on Wall Street. The end of independence for its most storied names concluded Sunday night when Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley asked to be ...
2008-09-22 09:48:00 -
Darling told: act now or face disaster - Guardian Unlimited
Pressure is mounting on Britain's economic policy-makers to take more decisive action to prevent the worsening financial turmoil from plunging Britain into a deep recession. Business groups are calling for an urgent cut in interest rates from the ...
2008-09-20 04:24:00 -
Baby Boomers Delay Retirement - Wall Street Journal
Nancy Davis, a 59-year-old senior marketing manager for a law firm in San Diego, had hoped to ease into her retirement after her son finishes college in two years. But "I may be 70 before I retire at this point," she said Friday, after watching the ...
2008-09-22 10:23:00 -
HBOS is still safe, say mortgage experts - Guardian Unlimited
Borrowers applying for mortgages with HBOS should press ahead and not be deterred by the bank's merger with Lloyds TSB, say experts. Last week borrowers were posting worried messages on personal-finance forums asking whether they should go ahead with ...
2008-09-20 08:06:00 -
Economic shifts affect mortgage terms - Delaware Online
Existing home prices have fallen 7.7 percent since their July 2006 high, and rates have dropped below 6 percent for the first time in more than three months. The obstacle for people ready to buy is finding a willing lender, said Suzanne Bach, senior ...
2008-09-22 05:44:00