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Bailout Stress

Last post 10-10-2008 11:31 AM by Dorrie Crossley. 1 replies.

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Re: Bailout Stress
by Brenda King
Friday, October 10, 2008


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  • 10-09-2008 12:10 AM

    Bailout Stress

    View Brenda King's Profile  View all blogs by Brenda King  View all posts by Brenda King  Send Brenda King a message  Invite Brenda King to Sphere  Reply
     
     

     The $700 billion financial industry bailout  law  can make a recession better and shorter, but it won’t stop the economic and housing downturns in their tracks.Homeowners who are in financial trouble won’t see a quick fix to their own problems.

    The economic package authorizes the federal government to buy billions of dollars in bad mortgages and other debt, taking the troubled loans off the books of financial firms. The taxpayer-funded bailout will free up credit markets and allow banks to lend again then the government can resell to free the assets. 

     Hope for Homeowners plan and Bankruptcy court judges already have the power to reduce debts owed on vacation homes, cars or boats, and structure repayment plans based on the lower amount allowing the same treatment for mortgages on primary residences would help many people avoid foreclosure.

     The bailout was necessary to at least start the process of finding  a way out and repair our financial system.We can eventually move that glacier !

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  • 10-10-2008 11:31 AM In reply to

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    View Dorrie Crossley's Profile  View all blogs by Dorrie Crossley  View all posts by Dorrie Crossley  Send Dorrie Crossley a message  Invite Dorrie Crossley to Sphere  Reply

    I'm sure we'll be learning more details about the Bailout legislation over the coming weeks and months.  Hopefully, investors large and small, that are not on the verge of retirement, can resist the urge to cash in and run.  Remember, many fortunes were made following the Great Depression by those who patiently held their positions for the longer course.  The children of that era are the current "trust fund babies".  Thanks!

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