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Where’s the Zombie Bank?
0 Comments Published by Ninfa Carpenter April 1st, 2009 in strtagies, smith barney, profolio, president obama, tim geithner, toxie assets, zombie bank, washington post, wall street, treasury department, morgan stanley, investment, federal reserve, banks, Money, Contributors, inflation, budget, invest, freddie mac, economic, charitable, Contributors
At the beginning of this month’s issues that things are changing dramatically, but at a glacial pace. If you want a shining example of this evolution, look no further than the financial crisis and the stalled "four -step plan: of Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner.
Economists and experts agree with me that a "zombie bank," or a government-run institution that […]
How would you like to market-proof your financial future?
0 Comments Published by Ninfa Carpenter January 29th, 2009 in interest rate, foreclosures, liquidations, properties, real estate, financial, donald trump, Money, banks, auctions, mortgages, Ninfa CarpenterDonald Trump says: It’s Time to BUY-BUY-BUY Real Estate.
It will be the year for the largest Real Estate Liquidation in history.
Banks are selling foreclosed properties for pennies on the dollars these days.
Home prices are dropping throught the floor.
Interest Rates are historically low (EVER).
Good Luck!
Ninfa Carpenter
What caused the credit crunch?
0 Comments Published by Ninfa Carpenter December 10th, 2008 in investment banks, investment banks, fix rate, fix rate, lending, lending, subprime, subprime, securities, securities, financial services, financial services, adjustabel interest rate, income, Money, wealth, adjustabel interest rate, adjustable mortgages, banks, assest management, assest management, adjustable mortgages, Ninfa CarpenterSubprime Mortgage Bust
Many of the subprime mortgages originated since 2000 had adjustable interest rates as opposed to fixed rates. In 2006, an estimated 80% of all subprime loans originated featured “teaser” rates as low as 1% during the introductory period.[18] When the introductory periods ended, borrowers found themselves with monthly payments that were much higher, […]
What caused the credit crunch?
0 Comments Published by Ninfa Carpenter December 10th, 2008 in fix rate, financial services, investment banks, lending, subprime, securities, banks, assest management, Money, wealth, income, adjustabel interest rate, adjustable mortgages, Ninfa CarpenterSubprime Mortgage Bust
Many of the subprime mortgages originated since 2000 had adjustable interest rates as opposed to fixed rates. In 2006, an estimated 80% of all subprime loans originated featured “teaser” rates as low as 1% during the introductory period.[18] When the introductory periods ended, borrowers found themselves with monthly payments that were much higher, […]
