NewYorkTimes: How 'Consumer Relief' after Mortgage Crisis can Enrich Big Banks
NewYorkTimes: How 'Consumer Relief' after Mortgage Crisis can Enrich Big Banks
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2 thoughts on “NewYorkTimes: How 'Consumer Relief' after Mortgage Crisis can Enrich Big Banks”
Reblogged this on California freelance paralegal.
what else is new, hahahahahahaah, what a f-ing joke this country has become. and 60 percent of the country love it that way. wtf, that is a shame.
wait until people out there see 6,7,8 percent for home mortgage and cars.
maybe they will wake up then.and i do remember just in the late 70″S and 80’S given loans at 16,17,18 percent. its coming again