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US Banks Sold More Swaps on European Debt as Risks Rose BusinessWeek By Yalman Onaran on May 17, 2012 US banks increased sales of protection against credit losses to holders of Greek, Portuguese, Irish, Spanish and Italian debt in the last quarter of 2011 as the European debt crisis escalated. Guarantees provided by US ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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Consumers still relying heavily on rewards credit cards Debtmerica Relief Since the end of the recession, many Americans have been shy about taking on credit card debt, but in many cases, those who do are now doing so through the use of rewards accounts. Though attitudes toward credit card borrowing have changed considerably ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
Toyota Sells $1B Of Bonds, Its 4th Debt Issue Of '12 Wall Street Journal The Japanese auto maker's California-based credit arm, Toyota Motor Credit Corp., accessed the US debt markets for the fourth time this year as corporate borrowing costs continue to fall alongside Treasury yields. It sold $1 billion of 1.75% coupon, ... See all stories on this topic » |
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Credit Card Makeover: Christine's Cards After Debt | Money Talks ... By Jason Steele Christine has been using sub-prime credit cards because she has no credit history. Bad idea. Here are some better ones – for her and you. Money Talks with Stacy Johnson | ||
Rep. Hensarling: Credit rating threat doesn't come from debt ceiling ... By vanscottcnn Financial Services Committee Vice Chairman Rep. Jeb Hensarling (R-TX) talks partisan divide over budget battle and debt crisis on Starting Point. Rep. Hensarling says, "The debt ceiling is not something to be ignored. CNN Press Room |
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Iowans have lowest average credit card debt, low delinquency rate ... When it comes to handling their credit cards, few Iowans are delinquent with their payments and the state has the lowest average "plastic" debt. Chicago-based ... business380.com/.../iowa-residents-has-lowest-average-credit-c... |
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