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Consumers sometimes need professional help to qualify for a loan (Los Angeles Daily News)
At a time when even a blemish on a credit report can doom a car loan or a line of credit, consumers are flocking to credit repair companies for help in repairing the damage.
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Credit unions alternative to banks (Daily Record)
With banks tightening credit and the national and international finance markets in freefall, some people may be looking for safer, more stable ways to save, invest and borrow money.
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Debt burdens soar (The Lafayette Daily Advertiser)
DETROIT — What does bankrupt Detroit auto mechanic Ernie Berthet have in common with Wall Street?
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What an interest rate cut is supposed to do (The Charlotte Observer)
Will U.S. consumers benefit from the interest rate cuts announced Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and several other countries' central banks? For most people, probably not much, at least for a while. But people with strong credit could see lower credit card rates soon, and the move could eventually help point the economy in the right direction. Here are some questions and answers about the ...
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Meltdown 101: How can the Fed's rate cut help? (Lexington Herald-Leader)
WASHINGTON . Will U.S. consumers benefit from the interest rate cuts announced Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and several other countries' central banks? For most people, probably not much, at least for a while. But people with strong credit could see lower credit card rates soon, and the move could eventually help point the economy in the right direction. Here are some questions and ...
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Meltdown 101: How can the Fed's rate cut help? (Washington Post)
WASHINGTON -- Will U.S. consumers benefit from the interest rate cuts announced Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and several other countries' central banks?
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Meltdown 101: How can the Fed's rate cut help? (San Francisco Chronicle)
Will U.S. consumers benefit from the interest rate cuts announced Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and several other countries' central banks? For most people, probably not much, at least for a while. But people with strong credit could see lower credit card...
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Credit’s Crunch & Car Sales (Fort Worth Star-Telegram)
It’s been a rewarding career, following the reporting on major issues and economics over the past 16 years and getting to refute incorrect statements or facts with which reporters too often validate false stories.
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Rate cut won't have quick impact (The Post and Courier)
WASHINGTON — Will U.S. consumers benefit from the interest-rate cuts announced Wednesday by the Federal Reserve and central banks in several other countries? For most people, probably not much, at least for a while. But people with strong credit could see lower credit card rates soon, and the move could eventually help point the economy in the right direction.
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WHY THINGS CHANGED | SECOND IN A SERIES: Middle class finds itself buried in debt (Detroit Free Press)
If Wall Street's problems are getting most of the headlines now, debt problems for most of this decade have been posing a large and growing challenge to maintaining a traditional middle-class standard of living for ordinary Americans.
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