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Wall Street Bailout and You

Media across America has put the country’s financial crisis under the limelight, with Congress’ $700 billion Wall Street bailout plan taking center stage. Last week, both the House and the Senate approved the plan to bail out banks and executives. The plan has angered many Americans and left even more questioning how it will affect their personal finances.

Who Will Pay For It?

American taxpayers will carry the bulk to the burden. The federal government is not simply writing a check for $700 billion, but it is committing itself to spend that much, if necessary. In the long run, the amount could turn out to be less; however, the bottom line is that it could cost taxpayers plenty of money.

Loans and Mortgages

The plus side is that banks will again be able to issue loans to institutions like small businesses. Many small businesses depend on this lending power to keep operations running or to simply get started. Without it, layoffs would be more likely and business owners could lose out heavily on investments.

If you or a loved one is facing a financial crisis because of bank failures or the credit crunch, there is a way for you to get your finances back in order. With the right guidance, filing for bankruptcy can actually help to consolidate and eliminate some of your debt as well as provide you a plan for repayment.

Speak with a South Florida Bankruptcy Lawyer

Contact the South Florida bankruptcy lawyers of Eric N. Klein and Associates, P.A. at 561.353.2800 for an initial consultation. We want to help you regain control of your finances.