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The Federal Reserve announced two new efforts to unfreeze credit for homebuyers, consumers and small businesses, committing up to $800 billion.
The central bank will purchase as much as $600 billion in debt issued or backed by government-chartered housing-finance companies. It will set up a $200 billion program to support consumer and small-business loans, the Fed said in a statement today in Washington.
Originally posted by Toadmund
So much money is being borrowed from the fed right now, it's like they don't care anymore, like there is a massive plan to bail anyway.
Let's go for broke!
Originally posted by Toadmund
reply to post by marg6043
Seems like the only real solution to all of this is to wipe the books and pretend all of this never happened and start again.
-This may happen, if they make it happen.
-It must happen.
-no choice
So much money is being borrowed from the fed right now, it's like they don't care anymore, like there is a massive plan to bail anyway.
Let's go for broke!
Maybe even abolish the FED?
Declare all money loaned was worthless anyway as it's backed by nothing, hence nothing owed!
The only solution.
Americans are being shafted financially with paper notes printed, or computer entries typed into existence and assigned value.
What we all need is our own printing press, go into business like the FED and create our own wealth, they do it why not us?
We can all be worth BILLIONS!
Originally posted by k-string
Because the 800 billion is reserves from the central bank to its member banks. In other words it is doing what it was designed to do; it's nothing out of the ordinary (so to speak). The original bailout involved tax money..
That sum represents almost 60 percent of the nation's estimated gross domestic product.
Originally posted by rattan1 Is the US prepared to cut expenditure on its Military?
Originally posted by rattan1
Is the US prepared to cut expenditure on its Military?