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Actual Price tag of TARP bailout: $109 billion

MJ DeMarco

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The government's unprecedented $700 billion economic bailout will actually cost taxpayers just 16% of that total, according to a Congressional Budget Office report released Wednesday.
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Re: Price tag of TARP bailout: $109 billion

OK, this is a surprise.

This was originally tagged at 1 trillion dollars, right? Or am I mixing this up w/another trillion dollar bail out? ;)

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Re: Price tag of TARP bailout: $109 billion

Comments are welcome re how these funds were used, etc-- but keep it to BUSINESS, not POLITICS.

Ask yourself: What can I take away from the fact that it looks like we just spent LESS than estimated?

OR--- come back w/why this figure is bogus (ie, large upcoming anticipated expenses).

Do you know anyone that got TARP funds?

Are you sure?

Example: We received an SBA loan (have to pay it back) using TARP funds. Didn't even realize it was under TARP until my google alerts brought up a map w/all the local businesses that got SBA loans from TARP funds (I was stunned at how many-- and how many of the businesses I actually *knew*!)

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