CultureCitizen
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The returns were 8.2 over 2 years. I wonder how many home owners had such a low interest rate and weren't subject to predatory lending.TARPTARPWell , then banks should keep their MBS, I have no trouble with that.
Their capital was the same after the Fed bought the guaranteed MBS, as before.
So if you have a good answer for that bailout question, let me know.
Yeah, those short term loans that were repaid, at a profit of tens of billions to the Treasury.
Just awful. LOL!
The returns were 8.2 over 2 years.
You'll have to explain what this means. And maybe provide a link?
I wonder how many home owners had such a low interest rate
TARP rates were kinda high. I could show you.
If you're a homeowner and haven't refied since QE dropped rates into the basement, you're hopeless.
Bank Bailout Returns 8.2 Beating Treasury Yields - Bloomberg Business