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Ex-exec ponders mortgage calamity (Fort Wayne Journal Gazette)
Like many investors, Dick Waterfield regularly reads national and international news reports about the mortgage meltdown. But the Fort Wayne man’s understanding of the mess is clearer and deeper than most, rooted in his 40 years in the mortgage industry as former chairman of Waterfield Mortgage Co. Inc. Photo caption: Waterfield
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CreditFYI.com Launches, Credit Portal Empowers Consumers With Information About Personal Finance, Credit, Loans and More (PRWeb)
New credit and personal finance destination provides, in one comprehensive website, the information and tools needed to make better financial decisions. (PRWeb Oct 8, 2008) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/CreditFYI/Launch/prweb1438904.htm
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CreditFYI.com Launches, Credit Portal Empowers Consumers With Information About Personal Finance, Credit, Loans and More (PRWeb via Yahoo! News)
New credit and personal finance destination provides, in one comprehensive website, the information and tools needed to make better financial decisions.
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After the fall, the fall! (Chicago Sun-Times)
Now, reality sets in! The bailout/rescue plan will work only if banks take the liquidity that is coming their way and use it to make business and mortgage loans that will get the economy moving again.
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Robert Peston (BBC News)
Is there a possible cure out there for the credit crunch?
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Citi, Wells Fargo: Why the Fight Over Wachovia? - BusinessWeek (BusinessWeek)
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Pearlstein: The Economic Crisis (Washington Post)
Washington Post columnist Steven Pearlstein was online Wednesday, Oct. 1 at 11 a.m. ET to discuss the ongoing financial crisis.
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Media Outlook 2009 (AdWeek)
It is unknowable, of course, exactly what effect the unrelenting march of bad news about the world economy and financial markets will have on brands and their marketing plans next year.
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NYS Consumer Protection Board issues "fiscal crisis watch list" for consumers (press release) (WIVB Buffalo)
Even with today's Congressional approval of a $700 billion bailout package, the current fiscal condition has many consumers worrying about their fiscal health. Therefore, consumers may be left vulnerable to opportunistic individuals who try to capitalize on the economic crisis with "get rich quick," lending and other scams.
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Owners not taking equity from homes (Channel 4)
Britons are no longer withdrawing equity from their homes to fund large purchases but are instead focusing on repaying their mortgages, figures have shown.
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