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	<title>Comments on: The Crisis of Credit Visualized by Jonathan Jarvis</title>
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		<title>By: pbucelwicz</title>
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		<description>So... It seems pretty clear to me how to turn this around... and its NOT keeping people who have sub-prime mortgages in their homes. Its getting qualified buyers into homes they can afford. That will stabilize the cycle.

The bail out helping people in trouble doesn&#039;t seem that great. They should be getting better people into home and getting credit. There is some good stuff in that bill I guess for people getting first time homes, but with that, there sould be some things to get qualified people in at a good rate. 

Bailing out the banks seems pretty necessary, but maybe not. Let them fall, and new smaller banks who took less risk will grow. BAM.

Eat my shorts.</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>So&#8230; It seems pretty clear to me how to turn this around&#8230; and its NOT keeping people who have sub-prime mortgages in their homes. Its getting qualified buyers into homes they can afford. That will stabilize the cycle.</p>
<p>The bail out helping people in trouble doesn&#8217;t seem that great. They should be getting better people into home and getting credit. There is some good stuff in that bill I guess for people getting first time homes, but with that, there sould be some things to get qualified people in at a good rate. </p>
<p>Bailing out the banks seems pretty necessary, but maybe not. Let them fall, and new smaller banks who took less risk will grow. BAM.</p>
<p>Eat my shorts.</p>
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