Monthly Archives: September 2010
Credit Markets: Corporate debt binge accelerates as yields dive
Microsoft and a G.E. unit join the flood of companies taking advantage of record low yields to sell debt to pay for acquisitions, stock buybacks and dividends. Continue reading
Assessing Debt: When It’s Time to Get Credit Card Debt Help Total Debt Relief Explains
LOS ANGELES, CA–(Marketwire – September 30, 2010) – Assessing debt can be a stressful task for those consumers struggling with credit card debt. For some it is a constant reminder of how out of control their spending has become. Consumers should know that assessing their financial situation, more specifically their debt, is one of the most important aspects of achieving debt relief . Continue reading
Barclays Top 3Q Federal Credit Agency Debt Underwriter; Table
Barclays Top 3Q Federal Credit Agency Debt Underwriter; Table Continue reading
Sovereign Debt Credit Ratings Face EU Demand for Transparency, Accuracy
European Union finance ministers and central bank heads will discuss proposals to require more transparency on credit ratings for sovereign debt at a meeting scheduled for tomorrow. Continue reading
How to Haggle to Reduce Your Credit Card Debt and Rates
You’ve heard the ads promising quick and easy debt reduction, but there’s nothing easy or quick about them. Continue reading
What Happens to Unpaid Credit Card Debt if You Move Abroad?
Unpaid credit card debts may be tougher to collect if you leave the country. But there are still reasons you should pay up. Continue reading
Consumers repaying unsecured debt
UK consumers repaid more unsecured debt than they took out in new loans in August, reflecting a safety-first approach to credit. Continue reading
Ireland Faces Threat of New Debt Downgrades
Two more credit rating agencies warned Ireland that its debt is at risk of further downgrades, triggering another leap in borrowing costs. Continue reading
Fernandez Bonds Beat Ukrainian Debt on Growth: Argentina Credit
Argentine bonds are outperforming Ukrainian securities this month by the most since October as the South American nation’s defaulted debt restructuring and surging exports help revive economic growth. Continue reading
Fernandez Bonds Beat `Fading Momentum’ of Ukrainian Debt: Argentina Credit
Argentine dollar debt has returned 7.8 percent since Aug. 31 as Standard & Poor’s raised the country’s credit rating on Sept Continue reading
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