Banks’ ‘Catatonic Fear’ Means Consumers Don’t Get TARP Relief - Bloomberg

Banks’ ‘Catatonic Fear’ Means Consumers Don’t Get TARP Relief Bloomberg - 22 hours ago When the financial system works as it should, money and capital flow to and from households and businesses to pay for home loans, school loans and ...

Peter Crabb: Bad loans still on banks' books will prolong recession - IdahoStatesman.com

Peter Crabb: Bad loans still on banks' books will prolong recession IdahoStatesman.com, ID - 7 hours ago If the bailout plan is to bring back confidence, the bad loans have to go. The current equity infusion plans and uneven monetary responses give no more ...

GMAC and GM Alter Finance Agreement - New York Times Blogs

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GMAC and GM Alter Finance Agreement New York Times Blogs, NY - 21 hours ago In the filing, GMAC disclosed that for the next two years, GM will be able to offer financing incentives like zero-percent loans through other lenders. ...

A Recap of 2008 and Outlook for 2009 - Real Estate Channel

A Recap of 2008 and Outlook for 2009 Real Estate Channel, FL - 2 minutes ago A traumatic change in someone's net worth could leave them with zero risk tolerance. Secondly, to the extent that Madoff-held assets were pledged for loans, ...

Miscalculation doomed AIG - The Tennessean

Miscalculation doomed AIG The Tennessean, TN - 53 minutes ago The taxpayer rescue of AIG stands at $152 billion, including $60 billion in loans, a $40 billion investment in AIG preferred stock and a $52 billion ...