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2. Best Short-Term Loans for Bad Credit - AOL

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   PenFed Credit Union suggests a minimum credit score of 580 for a personal loan, so it’s more of a fair-credit loan than one for bad credit. But it’s worth investigating because the rates are ...

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5. Fannie Mae - Wikipedia

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   Unfortunately, Fannie Mae-quality, safe loans in the subprime market did not become the standard, and the lending market moved away from us. Borrowers were offered a range of loans that layered teaser rates, interest-only, negative amortization and payment options and low-documentation requirements on top of floating-rate loans. In early 2005 ...

6. Troubled Asset Relief Program - Wikipedia

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   The RFC, an agency chartered during the Herbert Hoover administration in 1932, made loans to distressed banks and bought stock in 6,000 banks, totalling $1.3 billion. The New York Times, citing finance experts on October 13, 2008, noted that, "A similar effort these days, in proportion to today's economy, would be about $200 billion." When the ...

7. Enron scandal - Wikipedia

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   One adviser stated, "We don't really know who is out there exposed to Enron's credit. I'm telling my clients to prepare for the worst." [90] Within 24 hours, speculation abounded that Enron would have no choice but to file for bankruptcy. Enron was estimated to have about $23 billion in liabilities from both debt outstanding and guaranteed loans.