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FAP Extra: Student loans, AIG, credit default swaps interview on Talk Radio News

17 September 2008 1 views 2 Comments

The Talk Radio News ServiceI had the opportunity to discuss student loans and student lending, AIG, Lehman Brothers, Merrill Lynch, and explain the credit crisis on Talk Radio News, going into detail about credit default swaps, subprime, Alt-A, and leverage. Thanks to Dan Patterson, TRN and ABC correspondent, for the interview.

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    Why are delays in releasing Financial Aid Checks being held back in Maricopa Arizona? Is there any information on what the status is?

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