The good news does not stop from my yesterday's post because today there's a -- A $200 Billion Credit-Crunch Buster?-- news. Check out a few insights below.
The federal government on Mar. 3 provided some long-awaited answers on how it plans to unlock consumer and small business credit markets, which have been frozen more solid than an icy tundra.
The $200 billion joint Federal Reserve Board and U.S. Treasury program, known as the Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility, or TALF, is intended to get money flowing for small employers, student-loan providers, credit-card issuers, and auto lenders.
Isn't it good news? Check out more of this business financing news from Business Week -- A $200 Billion Credit-Crunch Buster?
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