November 4, 2010
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Digital News Report ” Personal loans are more important than ever as the economy declines, but not all lenders provide the same options. There are bank personal loans for bad credit customers. The interest rate will depend on the credit …
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You really don't get to be choosy with your first card. You get the first one you can, because not a lot of people are going to approve you. If you do it the way you SHOULD do it, the interest rate is unimportant because you will be paying off any purchases within the grace period. The only thing I can say is stay the hell away from ones with large, silly fees, like application fees, and a yearly fee of more than $40. Some will hit you with a $50 app fee and $75 yearly fee. Screw those.
Hello, what happens if an identical house is sold for 500k. Could the bank ask for money back (75% of 500k) immediately?
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I like how you assume that I'm bad with money because I asked this question. I actually manage investors assets and their investment portfolios day to day so If I wanted financial advice I'd ask a financial adviser. This question was just to entertain my thoughts about what the world would be like if everyone had a bad credit score and to get other people's opinion.
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It was the? Fed that was primarily responsibe for the housing bubble, not the CRA.
Thanks for the follow-up with an article that you discovered about China's reserves. Going back to your point about the U.S. interest rates, I guess the FOMC has to determine whether they feel that the inflation rate or the default of the subprime interest rate is the bigger issue. If it's inflation, then the interest rate should be increased; however, if it's to solve the subprime interest rate, then the FOMC needs to consider lowering the Federal Funds Rate to make it cheaper to borrow and assist those who have weak credit and are subjected to the subprime rate.
"We now have no expectations of deflation but we do have expectations that not only will inflation be permanent it will also be variable. The the real interest rate over *current* inflation is x plus to cover that higher risk."
Wasn't the real interest rate negative at points during the 70's?
One could make the case for having a negative real interest rate during conditions of a general economic contraction.
It can be implemented by deliberately holding short term risk free rates some fixed percentage below inflation. Of course that says nothing about the long end of the curve. I'm curious to see how duncan thinks the long end can be controlled.
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