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Why the $700 Billion Bailout Bill Will Fail US Taxpayers
My sister lives in a landmark building in Coral Gables, Fla. There was a fire in one apartment in the building. After that fire was brought under control, the fire department – for some unknown reason – dropped a hose in the burned apartment, and left the water running … for hours.
That inane maneuver destroyed many apartments, crippled the building’s infrastructure and resulted in the building being temporarily condemned. The entire building was closed down for many months. Every person who lived there had to relocate. My sister, fortunately, had the wherewithal to take up temporary residence in the world-famous…
15Dec2008 | Money Morning | 0 comments | ContinuedThe $700 Billion Bailout Plan Will Remain the Top Story of the Week
Even with a congressional compromise having been reached, the $700 billion credit-crisis bailout plan will remain the headline story this week as analysts monitor whether the deal is viewed as a good one, or is ultimately regarded as a flawed deal that can only do damage to the U.S. economy over the long haul.
Indeed, those analysts will watch to see how the stock-and-bond markets open this morning (Monday) as investors “vote” on whether the deal is a good one or not. A lot will depend upon what the so-called “experts” have to say about the long-term prospects of any deal…
29Sep2008 | Money Morning | Comments Off | ContinuedGovernment Grapples With Details of $700 Billion Bailout
President George Bush yesterday (Monday) urged congressional legislators to put aside differences and work together for a speedy passage of a bill that would pledge $700 billion in taxpayer money to fight the current financial crisis – the largest bailout in U.S. history.
“[T]here will be differences over some details, and we will have to work through them. That is an understandable part of the policy making process,” President Bush said in a statement released yesterday. “[T]he whole world is watching to see if we can act quickly to shore up our markets and prevent damage to our capital markets, businesses,…
23Sep2008 | Managing Money | Comments Off | Continued
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