Easy-money bills come due (The Palm Beach Post)
If the Credit Bureaus were able to verify any disputed information as correct, it would remain on your credit file. So you'll need to contact the creditor who is reporting the information. The creditor who reported the item is listed on the left or bottom of your credit file. If their phone number is not provided, call directory assistance in their city and ask for the creditor's telephone number. Call and ask them to mail you written proof and documentation that this is actually your account, since you do not believe the account belongs to you.
Easy-money bills come due (The Palm Beach Post)
For most of this decade, buyers of homes and businesses enjoyed "easy" credit, allowing them to get low-interest loans with few questions asked.
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Housing Bubble and Real Estate Market Tracker (Seeking Alpha via Yahoo! Finance)
A roundup of articles and data about the housing market.
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Can Private Equity Firms Get Out of Buyouts? (New York Times)
Amid the ever-tightening market for corporate debt, investors are already betting that some of the biggest deals may collapse, or at least be renegotiated.
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The Panic of 2007 (GoldSeek.com)
End of the World or Muddle Through? This week I try to explain in simple terms the very complicated story of how we went from some bad mortgage loan practices in the US to the point of world credit markets freezing up.
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Credit crunch: How did we get into this situation? (Atlanta Journal-Constitution)
For most of this decade, buyers of homes and businesses enjoyed "easy" credit, allowing them to get low-interest loans with few questions asked. Suddenly, credit has become "tight." That means people with spotty credit records are no longer getting mortgages, the largest home borrowers are paying higher interest rates, and some corporate buyouts are in jeopardy. The changes have spooked financial ...
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Asian Tiger or Asian Kitten? (Ludwig von Mises Institute)
As we rumbled, whirred, and raced precariously between two black taxicabs, the flashing neon signs strained to hypnotize us through the windowpanes of the dilapidated city bus.
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American Dream unravels for poor and rich alike a (The Scotsman)
WHEN Mario Montes, his wife Leticia and two teenage daughters were evicted from their rented house in California because their landlady decided to sell, it seemed the perfect opportunity to pursue the American Dream.
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Color of Money Live (Washington Post)
Personal finance columnist Michelle Singletary hosted a free-for-all discussion about money matters.
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The Fed Response (Washington Post)
Washington Post business columnist Steven Pearlstein discussed how the Fed handled the financial market turmoil.
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Business briefs (Sarasota Herald-Tribune)
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Easy-money bills come due (The Palm Beach Post)
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