Money Round Up: 29th September 2008
September 29th, 2008 | POSTED BY ROB
Here’s what’s been going on in the world of personal finance and money today:
From Money Watch:
- A Low Point In The Credit Crunch? - Even given the events of the past 12 months, today has been pretty monumental in the world of finance, and not in a positive way. Here’s how things have panned out during the day.
From around the web:
- BBC NEWS | Business | House votes down bail-out package - The lower house of the US Congress has voted down a $700bn (£380bn) plan aimed at bailing out Wall Street. Watch how the markets react to this news.
- Bradford & Bingley: Q&A - The winners (ha!) and losers from the Bradford & Bingley break up.
- Bradford & Bingley: The last building society to fall - A look at what has happened to all of the de-mutualised building societies.
- The End of Capitalism? - Might we be witnessing the end of capitalism? The economic power appears to be swinging to the East.
- B&B nationalisation is confirmed - Confirmation of the sell off and nationalisation of Bradford & Bingley bank.