Credit Crisis

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Our Financial Crisis

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When the economy fell apart, this slide show explained the basic economic principles at work and offered up some terms that were appearing in the paper at the time.

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Our Financial Crisis

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Credit

1. An arrangement for deferred payment of a loan or purchase

2. A reputation for sound character or quality; standing

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mortgage

A temporary, conditional pledge of property to a creditor as security for

performance of an obligation or repayment of a debt.

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$100,000 loan from the bank….at 5.0% annual interest….

= $3,333 (principal) + $5,000 (interest) = $8,333 a year

Over 30 years that adds up to…= $150,000 total interest

TOTAL PAYMENTS= $100,000 + $150,000 = $250,000

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credit check

$8,333 a year mortgage payment.

1/4 of your take-home pay.

$100,000 mortgage = $33,300 take home pay.

Steady income!

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sub prime credit

$200,000 mortgage

$16,666 a year mortgage payment.

1/2 of your take-home pay.

$200,000 mortgage = $32,300 take home pay.

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Mortgages go bust

Bank has no

money

Bank cannot loan more

money

Businesses cannot get loans; close

People get laid

off

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How Interest Works • You deposit money in bank.• Bank loans money to borrower

(company, mortgage, car loan, etc.)• Borrower pays back loan, plus

interest.• Bank pays you interest on deposit.

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Fear #1: Bank Loses Your Money

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FDICFederal Deposit Insurance Corporation

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Fear #2: Companies Unable to Get Loans

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Loans go bust

Bank has no money

Bank cannot loan more

money

Businesses cannot get loans; close

People get laid off

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People buy more stuff; pay taxes.

Government creates

jobs

Workers have

money

Workers buy things

Private sector jobs are created

Private companies

need workers

New Deal

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People pay off current loans; pay

taxes.

Government covers bad loans

Bank has some

money

Bank can loan more

money

Businesses get loans; stay open

People keep jobs.

Current Plan

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Citizens vs. Wall Street

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Fear #3: Will Markets Learn Lesson?

Insanity: Doing the same thing over and over and expecting different results.

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Government Action Best Case Worst Case

Bail out banks Economy back on track Banks repeat mistakes

Bail out banks with regulations

Economy back on track; Rules keep it so

Restrictions hold back growing economy

Take over bad loans Banks saved; Home owners get second chance

Bad debt now government’s; Government goes broke.

Money to taxpayers People pay off debt People repeat bad mistakes

Do nothing Weak die, strong become stronger

Economy tanks; misery for all