A Common-Sense Plan to Stabilize the Markets, Stop The Death Spiral of Decreasing Property Values, Halt Foreclosures and Keep Americans In Their Homes
Download a PDF of the Plan!
President Bush signed into law the hotly-debated financial bailout plan on October 3, 2008. In doing so, the real problem was not solved. We need to keep homeowners [...]
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Also tagged 30 Year Fixed Mortgage, activism, adjustable rate mortgages, bailout, banking, Credit Crunch, declining markets, Economic Plan, economics, economy, Financial Bailout, Financial Crisis, Financial Rescue, foreclosure, foreclosures, government bailout, home ownership, home values, Housing Crisis, Housing Market, interest-only loans, Mortgage, mortgage prepayment penalty, mortgages, negative amortization, OARM, Option Arm, Rock Holdings, sub-prime loans, sub-prime mortgages, TARP, Troubled Asset Relief Program
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Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Gilbert Outlines His Housing Rescue Plan for Fox’s Neil Cavuto
Last night, Dan Gilbert was interviewed by Neil Cavuto on Fox Business News’ highly popular “Your World” business news show.
During the interview, Dan Gilbert outlined the root problem that still persists at the center of the current financial crisis: The death spiral of mounting foreclosures, rapidly falling property values and [...]
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Also tagged Bank Bailout, dan gilbert, Dan Gilbert Housing Plan, Dan Gilbert Rescue Plan, Financial Bailout, Financial Crisis, foreclosures, Fox Business News, Housing Crisis, mortgages, Neil Cavuto, Option ARMS, sub-prime loans, TARP, Trouble Asset Recovery Program
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Wednesday, October 8, 2008
Due to overwhelming demand we’ve made “A Solution That Works” available for download as a PDF. This is the perfect format for printing off and sending to your congressperson, Senator or the President or simply to pass on to people. You can download the PDF here.
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Fed’s Solution to Market Meltdown: Buy Up More Short-Term Debt
The Federal Reserve announced today that they will be invoking Depression-era powers to buy “commercial paper”, which it hopes will provide struggling companies with money to pay their bills.
In this action, the Fed basically becomes a source of credit for nonfinancial business, in addition to the traditional [...]
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Also tagged Ben Bernanke, Commercial Paper, credit, Credit Crunch, Dow, Fed, Fed Chairman, Federal Reserve, financial meltdown, foreclosure, House Market, Max Bublitz, SCM Advisors, stock market
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
So you’ve read “A Solution That Works“, ran through all the numbers, maybe did the math yourself and are at least intrigued enough by the plan to click on this link. What’s next? How Can I Help?
The answer is simple. You can do two things:
ONE: Spread the word about this plan and website however you [...]
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Also tagged activism, Congress, Congressperson, Economic Plan, financial meltdown, foreclosure, foreclosure rates, Housing Crisis, money, Mortgage, mortgage payments, Senate, Senator, state representative
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Saturday, October 4, 2008
A Common-Sense Plan to Stabilize the Markets, Stop The Death Spiral of Decreasing Property Values, Halt Foreclosures and Keep Americans In Their Homes
Download a PDF of the Plan!
President Bush signed into law on October 3, 2008 the hotly-debated financial bailout plan, but in doing so, didn’t solve the real problem. We need to keep homeowners [...]
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Also tagged 30 Year Fixed Mortgage, activism, adjustable rate mortgages, bailout, bailout plan, banking, common sense, credit, Credit Crunch, declining markets, Economic Plan, economics, economy, EQUITY, Fannie, FHA, Financial Bailout, Financial Crisis, Financial Rescue, foreclosure, foreclosures, Freddie, government bailout, home ownership, home values, Housing Crisis, Housing Market, incentive, interest-only loans, lending, money, monthly mortgage payments, Mortgage, mortgage prepayment penalty, mortgages, negative amortization, OARM, Option Arm, ripple effect, Rock Holdings, sub-prime loans, sub-prime mortgages, subprime, TARP, Troubled Asset Relief Program
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America is faced with the biggest housing crisis, and due to the ripple effect, potentially, the biggest overall “financial crisis” in the nation’s history. Giant government bailouts can certainly alleviate the jitters on Wall Street and inject stability into banks and financial markets, but that alone won’t be enough.
The real issue we are dealing with is home [...]
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Also tagged activism, bailout, banking, Cleveland Cavaliers, Congress, dan gilbert, declining markets, economics, government bailout, mortgages, Quicken Loans, Rockbridge Growth Equities, Senate, stock market
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