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Uploaded by on Feb 16, 2010

The Federal Housing Administration is being criticized for underwriting subprime loans, which critics say could lead to another wave of loan failures. Senior Editor Paddy Hirsch explains subprime lending and its inherent risks.

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  • @21580anwar I like steak. Hahahaha

  • I like his analogy of steak...

  • @mooeythemooseman No they do it because there was more money to be made in the sub prime. You don't understand the comment. They FALSELY I repeat FALSELY that means people who ARE NOT risky into the sub prime.  You're saying a person skin color or ethnic groups trumps everything regardless of the objective numbers you see in front of you! Simply put that utterly stupid.

  • @cosmosgato z

    There is a reason they do this.

    Spoiler:Minorities carry more risk

    Fair or not, the market, when not having all the additional information needed about a individual. Will go off stereotypes.

  • haha, man you need alot of drinks!

    Good work.

  • Amazing!!!! After watching his videos I fall in love with finance. THANK YOU for making it crystal clear!!!!!!

  • Simple and clear. well done

  • @Panpiper

    you nailed it

  • Awesome!

  • @Panpiper You sir are correct! We can go all the way back to the Fed on this one.  What is going to happen is the Fed will have to raise the interest rates at some point soon. BUST!

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