U.S. Treasury changes strategy for consumer lending rescue

November 17, 2008 (AmericanInjuryNews.com - insurance litigation)

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Dallas business litigation lawyers at Eberstein & Witherite report the changes to $700 billion financial rescue program. U.S. Treasury Secretary Paulson plans to help relieve consumer credit pressures and away from efforts to buy mortgages.

November 15, 2008, Dallas, Texas (AmericanInjuryNews.com)–Important information to all American business litigation attorneys–United States Treasury Secretary Paulson intends for the second half of the $700 billion financial rescue program to be used to relieve pressures on consumer credit and not for the purchase of mortgage assets. Paulson persuaded Congress to use the first half of the rescue plan assets to rid bank balance sheets of illiquid mortgage assets by buying bank stakes. He reveals it has not delivered the expected relief to the U.S. faltering economy. The way to appropriate the remaining $60 billion in Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds may meet resistance from the United States Congress.

Informed business litigation attorneys at the Dallas law firm of Eberstein & Witherite assert these key points under consideration while formulating the new relief plan:

-Paulson asserts U.S. Automakers are a key part of our manufacturing industry and American manufacturing is critical
-Illiquidity in consumer credit is raising the cost and reducing the availability of car loans, student loans and credit cards
-Only $60 billion remains of the initial $350 billion allocated by Congress to take equity stakes in banks and in insurer American International Group Inc.
-Lawmakers are pushing to use remaining funds to provide relief to failing automotive manufacturers like General Motors

The informed business consumer advocates at Eberstein & Witherite have been helping fellow Texans recover from damages and the complex issues involving business and insurance litigation. They urge American consumers to stay informed on the complex financial issues of the U.S. Economy today and visit www.change.gov to stay informed on the changing economic relief initiates.

News contributor: Dallas business litigation attorneys of Eberstein & Witherite Toll Free: (888) 407-6669 www.dallastexaspersonalinjurylawyer.com

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