Daily Aid 26: How to understand how the economy is really doing
Daily Aid 26: How to understand how the economy is really doing
The Coming Financial Aid Crisis, $6 billion is too conservative a number. Much, much more will be required, because you’re only now seeing the financial markets losses bleed into the real economy, into Main Street. Jobs are being lost, hours cut, raises forfeited, for the average American family. This in turn will sharply increase demand for financial aid and federal dollars will be hard pressed to keep up. Be ready. Get your paperwork in order. Hunt scholarships year-round. File your FAFSA as
Banks resisting efforts to stop wave of repossessions
Monday, October 20, 2008 — charliemarks So the Financial Times says: Ministers are struggling to secure more protection for homeowners facing repossession, with the judiciary and banks resisting pressure to show leniency that goes beyond existing law. Some judges are opposing requests from Jack Straw, justice secretary, to give more leeway to people defaulting on their mortgages and permit them to change their repayment terms, according to Whitehall sources. Judges on the side of the banks? We
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