The current credit crunch

We, the taxpayers, will bail out the banks for this stock market crash and the bank credit crunch, just as we did for Neal Bush and the Silverado home loan banks.
Our false economy, based upon credit and more credit, should have crashed two years ago without government interference.
Now it is going to cost us a fortune.
Notice gas down .40 and oil up!!!! People can't afford to buy as much now.
All retail are in for a bad time due to people hurting for borrowed cash.
More republican planning and philosophy!

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Submitted by dollaradayandfound on Sun, 11/25/2007 - 9:51am.

More yet!

Submitted by dollaradayandfound on Fri, 08/10/2007 - 6:43pm.

All this cash the central banks are supplying to these crooked loaners who are going broke because of the housing crash, or is it the stock market crash, or is it the banks' crash?
Is it my money? My tax money? Is it just more debt for me? How much interest will I get for this loan to these crooks?
George did it!

Submitted by skyspy on Fri, 08/10/2007 - 6:59pm.

We are! The taxpayers are footing the bill for every scumball in foreclosure.

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Submitted by Voice of Fayett... on Fri, 08/10/2007 - 8:35pm.

And the Weiland Affirmative Action, no money down, crappy credit mortgages for first time $300,000 homebuyers. They oughta call it Amos Funding.


Submitted by too bad on Fri, 08/10/2007 - 10:19pm.

yep, it seems it is a win win for the company...I have heard he plays the bank, it is easier to get a loan with him, if you default, no problem, the house has gone up in value, and he has all the assets to fix it up, he takes it back, puts in on the market, and resales it at market value. But...so many developers are flooding the market with housing that it is about to bite him in the butt. He won't be standing in the street selling pencils, that's for sure, but he won't be able to keep this up without loosing money as the market becomes glutted with too much excess. I don't see that any laws have been passed to help those with bad credit, they seem to pass more to set them up for failure. The way the whole thing is set up now, people with bad credit are getting loans at higher rates, with more penalities, they have lost before they start, again, who wins? Bush and the bunch let them charge these people these high rates, it they can't pay the low, who would think they could pay the high? The bad credit homeowners loose, ...but... the banks win all the way around. They have been turned loose to do their preditory lending and victimise these people, then they are rewarded by a government bail out or what ever...Wouldn't it just be simpler to start off with gov backed loans with ..LOW... rates so these people ..MIGHT... be able to pull it off, then give the banks who give them these loans, maybe some sort of tax incentive? then maybe we wouldn't have to bail everyone out? It seems it is set up to make the banks/wieland, richer, the poor the poorer and the taxpayer as always...looses.

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