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The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....
Do they count mortgages in that? Car loans?
Yes it would be nice if Americans would not borrow so much money, buy so much crap, and spend beyond their means.
Unfortunately you have a massive force of multi-billion dollar enterprises taking the other side of that argument, because it's in their interests to get Americans to do the opposite.
Yes it would be nice if Americans would not borrow so much money, buy so much crap, and spend beyond their means.
Unfortunately you have a massive force of multi-billion dollar enterprises taking the other side of that argument, because it's in their interests to get Americans to do the opposite.
I would rather see Americans save money than borrow it. Buying things on credit and borrowing from unscrupulous lenders is what got us into trouble...we don't need to see a repeat of this crisis again do we?
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....
The strength came from a big 3.9 percent jump in nonrevolving credit, the category that includes auto loans. Revolving credit, which covers credit card debt, actually fell by 4.5 percent, the 18th consecutive decline.
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....
Consumer borrowing posts unexpected rise in March - Forbes.com
The strength came from a big 3.9 percent jump in nonrevolving credit, the category that includes auto loans. Revolving credit, which covers credit card debt, actually fell by 4.5 percent, the 18th consecutive decline.
^Try actually digesting what you read rather than ASSUMING you know it all.
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
The Federal Reserve reported that consumer borrowing rose by $1.95 billion in March, better than the $3.85 billion drop that economists had expected.
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....
Do they count mortgages in that? Car loans?
Consumer borrowing unexpectedly rises!!!!
Is getting into tens of thousands of dollars in debt the cure for our ailing economy? Apparently so according to the Fed...the cycle continues....
Consumer borrowing posts unexpected rise in March - Forbes.com
The strength came from a big 3.9 percent jump in nonrevolving credit, the category that includes auto loans. Revolving credit, which covers credit card debt, actually fell by 4.5 percent, the 18th consecutive decline.
^Try actually digesting what you read rather than ASSUMING you know it all.
Thank you for posting a different source...try acting like a sensible person instead of a stuck up tree hugging bitch.
Consumer borrowing posts unexpected rise in March - Forbes.com
^Try actually digesting what you read rather than ASSUMING you know it all.
Thank you for posting a different source...try acting like a sensible person instead of a stuck up tree hugging bitch.
"Tree hugging"?? Where'd that come from? Do you wish to add some environmental issue in your stupid thread?
Also, I posted a source, not a "different one," since you didn't post any at all.
Thank you for posting a different source...try acting like a sensible person instead of a stuck up tree hugging bitch.
"Tree hugging"?? Where'd that come from? Do you wish to add some environmental issue in your stupid thread?
Also, I posted a source, not a "different one," since you didn't post any at all.
Look ... if you want to parse words and split hairs get the fuck out of my thread....like I said...thanks for the DIFFERENT NEWS SOURCE.
i kicked the multiple choice section in the face! Easy stuff. The frqs weren't toooo bad, but there were some parts that i wasn't confident about. I got answers for every question, but i only think i got the full 9 points on maybe two of them.
I'm thinking i got either a 4 or 5. I really want to discuss those frqs, but we can't for another 48 hours... >.>
i kicked the multiple choice section in the face! Easy stuff. The frqs weren't toooo bad, but there were some parts that i wasn't confident about. I got answers for every question, but i only think i got the full 9 points on maybe two of them.
I'm thinking i got either a 4 or 5. I really want to discuss those frqs, but we can't for another 48 hours... >.>
wtf?
