Throughout 2009, outstanding consumer credit balances fell. This was often described as consumer "deleveraging," or paying off debts.
Showing posts with label consumer credit. Show all posts
Showing posts with label consumer credit. Show all posts
March 11, 2010
Great News! 2009 Credit Card Charge-Offs Exceed $80 Billion
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
Charge-Off,
consumer credit,
Consumer Debt,
Credit Cards,
debt,
deleverage,
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March 3, 2010
On Borrowed Time
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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Credit Scoring and Subprime Lending
The end of "traditional" lending.
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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FICO, Credit Bureaus, and Privacy
Who's got your number?
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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You Have No Choice
Live by the score, die by the score.
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
Wall Street
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"Responsibility"
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consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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The New Morality
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consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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Trading Prosperity
Trading labor instead of products.
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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Stunting A Recovery
The consumer won't be coming to the rescue this time.
Labels:credit, credit scores, credit cards
consumer credit,
consumer spending,
debt,
retirement,
trade,
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