debbie in the draft


I keep seeing the statistic 2.1 Mil in default. What percentage of home loans does that represent?

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Cobabeology


With the Fed’s decision to cut interest rates, I understand that banks will follow suit and lower interest rates. How fast will it take for these changes to go into place? At what point should people begin to investigate refinancing their mortgages and other loans where it will actually reflect the new rates?

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Crashof2008

In this video Mr. Fed describes the endgame scenario that central bankers around the world are attempting to avoid, ie when a sell off in Treasuries causes the Fed, against their will, to RAISE interest rates. Although this endgame scenario is rarely discussed in the United States, it is nonetheless a cause of deep concern and anxiety in financial circles. RAISING interest rates in this fragile economic environment would have profound deflationary implications for all of us. Part of a series …

Rich A


Im in the processes of buying a new vehicle ( i had to order it and it hasn’t arrived yet ) and im wondering what the interest rates are going to be on a $14,500 loan? My credit is really good, my credit score is like 761.

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roman_eagle_ma


are no income verification loans, still beig offered for home mortgages? or have they tighted that option up?

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Joakim M


It’s not made clear as to what sort of economic sectors the question refers to.

I know this much at least:

-Increasing interest rates
Higher mortgage costs
Lower CPI
Prevents inflation
Slows the economy (decreasing GDP)
Higher risk of recession

-Decreasing interest rates
Lower mortgage costs
Higher CPI
Steers economy towards inflation
Speeds up the economy (increasing GDP)
Lower risk of recession

what i don’t know is how this affects 2 different sectors of the economy.
Are different sectors affected differently at all?

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