Interest Rate Mortgages

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In this video, Francis Schutte, Founder of Goldonomic.be, tells James Turk, Founder/Chairman of GoldMoney and Director of the GoldMoney Foundation how he got interested in gold in the Seventies and Eighties. Neither of both accept Ben Bernanke to increase interest rates like Paul Volcker did in the Eighties. The United States would not be able [...]

Rep. Ron Paul sponsored this Congressional lecture on “What About Money Causes Economic Crises?”, the concluding lecture in a three part series on the basic principles of money for Congressional staff. As a continuing educational tool this lecture was filmed and is provided to the public. The lecture was delivered by Peter Schiff, CEO of [...]

One interest rate affects you more than any other – it’s called LIBOR. Tim Bennett explains what is it and why it’s so important. For more finance and investment tutorials subscribe to our youtube channel or visit our website at www.moneyweek.com Follow MoneyWeek on Facebook http Follow MoneyWeek on Twitter: twitter.com

Clip from www.npr.org If Fed policy can cause taxi medallions to to inflate in price, why do people deny that the Fed’s low interest rate policies caused the housing boom and bust?

In this episode of Capital Account, Lauren Lyster speaks with Founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, Jim Grant to speak about Europe, the Federal Reserve, and Quantitative Easing. As the Eurozone comes out of a weekend to resolve the debt crisis with more “to be determined,” are more people losing faith that Europe will make [...]

Ross Greenwood from the Today show talks about why interest rates could fall by one percent in the next year. Let’s bring it on and save some money.

RMIT University academic Dr Ashton de Silva from the School of Economics, Finance and Marketing explains how interest rates work. To find out more, check out: www.rmit.edu.au

In this episode of Capital Account, Lauren Lyster speaks with Founder of Grant’s Interest Rate Observer, Jim Grant to speak about Europe, the Federal Reserve, and Quantitative Easing. As the Eurozone comes out of a weekend to resolve the debt crisis with more “to be determined,” are more people losing faith that Europe will make [...]