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Originally posted by seejanerun
I work for a major bank in the credit department. I am not sure how long I will have a job.
I have a lot of paid time built up I haven't taken, now I feel like it's use it or lose it. I took the day off. Just called in. Gonna sit here and watch it unfold. As sad as it is, it is history unfolding.
PS I work in new accounts, so I didn't do this. Don't come after me with a ball bat !!!
TOKYO - Japan is set to propose to the world's leading industrialized nations that a joint fund be set up to give emergency loans to nations hit by the growing financial crisis, the finance minister said Friday.
Japanese Finance Minister Shoichi Nakagawa said he is set to make the proposal at the Group of Seven meeting of finance and central bank officials that he is attending in Washington.
"Japan would like to see what it can do to work with other countries to ensure ample capital supply," he said on nationally televised NHK news.
He did not give details of the plan. But he said Japan's experience in dealing with its bad debt crisis in the 1990s may offer lessons for the other G-7 nations.
Originally posted by tensetek
well its 4:32 am now and I am tired and I wana go to bed. Gonna smoke a bowl and call it. When I wake is when the world will end Lol....
Gnight all
Japan is set to propose to the world's leading industrialized nations that a joint fund be set up to give emergency loans to nations hit by the growing financial crisis, the finance minister said Friday.
Originally posted by seejanerun
reply to post by GoalPoster
About 2 months ago credit limits were cut across the board. I spent 2 weeks explaining to people why their purchase had not gone through and why it wasn't going to go through. I was talking to a lot of people who had 750 to 800 credit scores.
Our minimum credit score to open an new acct 6 monts ago was 610. Today it is 700.
So yes it has tightened severely.
President Bush is also scheduled to make a statement before the market opens about the financial turmoil. But, words are unlikely to stave off another brutal day, with futures pointing to a lower start.