Opinions

The Toxic Asset Plan

The toxic asset plan is a plan thought up by the Obama Administration that would take assets that are weighing down banks off their financial sheets.

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Flipping Houses: Who is to Blame?

The legacy of flipping houses is not over.

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Stop Foreclosure by Obama

President Obama came up with a plan to stop foreclosure, and if you’re not familiar with it, it’s actually a combination of the best approaches from the Fannie Mae and the FDIC loan plans before.

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Government Bailouts

There has been much debating over “The Big 3″ bailout. Could there have been a better solution, one that would have helped everyone in the United States rather than just three big auto companies? I think so.

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Can President Elect Obama Keep His Word

Will he “change” the country?

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USA & Canada

Real Canadian Bank Ratings: Bank of Nova Scotia

If you’re trying to consider which bank you should open up a savings account with, it can be quite complicated. There are many banks in existence, each with their advantages and disadvantages. In this article, I review a Canadian bank known as Scotiabank, or as I like to call them, the Bank of No Service.

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Bailout, Say Hello to Regulation

A Commentary on the Financial and Credit Crisis of 2008. Greed is the number one reason this crisis occurred. Regulation of the financial industry is the only way to avoid this from happening again.

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Obama Vs. Bush on the Sub-prime Mortgage Crisis Part One

Senator Obama has stated that deregulation led to the sub-prime mortgage crisis. If by deregulation he meant lack of regulation then he is half right.

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US Politics

Economic Downturn

About the economic crisis facing the world today. What should have been done.

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The $700 Billion Rape

How the banks, the government, and ourselves are responsible for the bail-out.

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