Thread: House Of Credit Cards About To Crash

House of Cards
By Danny Schechter.

The New York Times recently reported on page one that credit cards may be the next to go in the financial crisis. Danny Schechter published this similar warning last June in City Beat, a weekly newspaper in Los Angeles.



You thought the housing crisis was bad? You ain’t seen nothing yet.

The Mess

Nationwide, two million homes sit vacant. Home sales are at a nine-year low. Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers says that housing finance has not been this bad since the Depression. We still don’t know the full extent of the colossal subprime rip-off, but a recent Bank of America study did some guesstimating on the scale of the consequences of the “credit crisis.â€

I just received 2 separate credit card offers from Washington Mutual, who was recently taken over by JP Morgan. One advertised a limit up to $30,000.

Seems like the banks are going to expect taxpayers to also bail out their bad credit card loans.

Originally Posted by Bowman

I just received 2 separate credit card offers from Washington Mutual, who was recently taken over by JP Morgan. One advertised a limit up to $30,000.

Seems like the banks are going to expect taxpayers to also bail out their bad credit card loans.

I have gotten three offers from WaMU in the last two weeks. What is up with that????

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