Many people complain that it is too hard to get a loan these days. Further, I would submit to you that as the Frank-Dobbs Law gets going, and more regulations in the banking sector come into play, we will see less borrowing and fewer loans, not more. Is there a solution?
Without financing it makes things tough for small businesses to get funding, and for startups to get going. It makes it difficult for people to buy a car, or buy a home - meaning there will be fewer autoworkers, and fewer people working in construction, as no one can afford to buy those automobiles or a personal residence.
Now then, here is something out of the blue; it appears that Chinese Banks are coming into the US and being approved by the Federal Reserve, but one has to ask if China's banks are legitimate, well-funded, and if so, by whose standards I ask?
Without financing it makes things tough for small businesses to get funding, and for startups to get going. It makes it difficult for people to buy a car, or buy a home - meaning there will be fewer autoworkers, and fewer people working in construction, as no one can afford to buy those automobiles or a personal residence.
Now then, here is something out of the blue; it appears that Chinese Banks are coming into the US and being approved by the Federal Reserve, but one has to ask if China's banks are legitimate, well-funded, and if so, by whose standards I ask?