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Whiteboarding Credit

posted by Bob Lawless

Yes, I meant "whiteboarding." If you're not an expert and are looking for plain English explanations of concepts like asset-backed securities, credit default swaps, and margin calls, check out the Marketplace Whiteboard. It's an effort by Paddy Hirsch, senior editor of American Public Media's Marketplace, to explain complicated financial concepts using everyday analogies that bring home the underlying ideas. The video podcasts are a good way to get educated on these topics.

November 26, 2008 at 12:19 PM in Credit & Debit Cards, Credit Policy & Regulation

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I checked out the video "Marketplace Whiteboard" where I got few important information regarding credit related terms and matters with which I was not familiar with before. The process of delivering the knowledge in the whiteboard is simply like an efficient guide who can help you out of your financial problems.

Posted by: Roger Moore | January 27, 2009 at 02:01 AM

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