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Some of the country?s largest banks are scaling back a plan to calm the debt markets, making the new superfund look increasingly irrelevant.
Societe Generale becomes the latest bank to take a hit from the US bad debt crisis, bailing out a key asset.
Some of the country?s largest banks are scaling back a plan set in motion by the Treasury Department to shore up troubled investment vehicles and calm the debt markets. On Monday, after a month of false starts, a new superfund created by the banks to keep the crisis in housing-related debt from deepening will begin raising money from financial institutions.
John-Paul Smith, head of strategy at Pictet Asset Management, has had a long track record in making timely calls in markets. He was one of the first to warn of an impending Russian debt crisis in 1998 and he built a strong reputation as one of the leading analysts in emerging markets.
Reading through the official transcript of last week's Downing Street press conference, you could have been forgiven for thinking that Mr Bean had been sent packing, and Stalin was back.
As the credit crisis deepens, at least one big question has been answered. We now have abundant evidence that the crisis is affecting the real economy. So we need to switch our attention from the travails of the banks and look instead at their customers. Which of them are getting hit?
MIDDLESEX COUNTY ? The Middlesex County Sheriff's Department enforced an eviction notice Wednesday in which a wife basically failed to inform her husband she had fallen behind on the mortgage payments and that they were facing foreclosure.
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| Posted on: Oct 13, 08 11:44 am by: Josh Davis |
 | Heh, look at what I found...
Take some time to brush up, and it could save you thousands when you want to borrow money. Here are some enlightening articles on the topic by Fool credit expert Dayana Yochim:
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| | Posted on: Oct 12, 08 01:08 pm by: Alison Cornejo |
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| | Posted on: Oct 12, 08 04:22 am by: Jamal Cornejo |
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Are you paying down the debt each month or adding to it. If you don"t already pay off your credit cards every month, switch to cash. You"ll be more careful with your spending if you have to count it out in $1 bills.
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With personal loans for homeowner, everything is possible. Isn’t that promising. All I can say is “if you are a homeowner, you are fortunate.
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