The difference between prosperity and poverty could very well lie in what's called "micro-loans." As Daniel Sieberg reports, these loans are having a big impact on the more than 99 million borrowers.
@crazysoccerman14 You are lending money to people with no capital and a absurdly high default risk. Of course the banks have to make up for that risk with high interest. You need to know how capitalism works. =P They are still much much better off with microloans.
@crazysoccerman14 You are lending money to people with no capital and a absurdly high default risk. Of course the banks have to make up for that risk with high interest. You need to know how capitalism works. =P They are still much much better off with microloans.
nacholibre48 9 months ago
And how much money goes to all those middlemen? I wonder what the actual interest rate is that the borrower is paying pack.
crazysoccerman14 1 year ago
This is great!!
ACEGeorgiaGreenLoans 1 year ago
Hopefully there aren't securitization of subprime microloans into Wall Street banksters.
7boon 2 years ago
You offer a hobo one dollar and allow him to repay it on a graduated interest scale starting at 5.4% a month all the way up to 4,986% by 2011.
BinkieMcFartnuggets 2 years ago
First! And cool.
jungenbum 2 years ago