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EDITOR’S NOTE: This story is Part 1 of 2 on the effects of the recession on farming.
The US regulators on Friday changed a Federal Deposit Insurance Corp debt guarantee programme to help unfreeze credit markets by encouraging American banks to issue hundreds of billions of dollars in new debt.
The American Bankruptcy Institute expects worsening economic conditions to drive up the number of consumer filings this year to their highest level since stricter rules went into effect in 2005. Here's a primer on the process.
There's a new realization that holding a gift card from a troubled retailer is like having a bank account without FDIC insurance.
Carrying around a few thousand dollars in credit-card balances may have seemed perfectly acceptable a few months ago. But in this financial crisis, it can be downright dangerous to your financial health.
One of Georgia's top elected officials is feeling the pain of the housing industry slump in a very personal way. State Schools Superintendant Kathy Cox and her husband, a homebuilder, last week filed for personal bankruptcy, citing more $3.5 million in liabilities and less than $650,000 in assets, according to court documents. Most of the debt relates to John Cox's business, Pebble Hill Homes, ...
Reports that Timothy F. Geithner would lead the Treasury Department were seen as a sign of continuity to a new administration.
DENVER -- Good credit and a stable job should have been enough for Matt Schilling to get a low interest rate on a bank loan to fix his Jeep. Despite the tough economy, the 27-year-old figured he would find an affordable note with ease. Schilling wanted to replace a blown engine.
You are an unsecured creditor if you are in possession of a gift card. And you may be right to feel pretty insecure.
WASHINGTON -- The FDIC will guarantee up to $1.4 trillion in U.S. banks' debt for more than three years as part of the government's financial rescue plan.
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