The Bigger Question is how will the resulting fallout affect you personally. The bailout may cost you $2600 but the loss in total wealth will be much greater than that. You should invest in internal funds or mutual funds to diversify your wealth.
Sources:
http://www.amfi.com/types/international-mutual-funds
http://financialplan.about.com/
I've heard that every single American just went in debt $2700 because of it - INCLUDING children!
I'm assuming that's because of some taxes somewhere that we will have to pay.
Actually the government will be purchasing, on everyone's behalf, hundreds of billions of dollars worth of mortgage-backed securities. Effectively everyone will own a piece of America's real estate. When the government sells these mortgages, at a potential profit, everyone benefits. This could actually turn out to be one of the great money makers ever for the United States Government. Bill Gross from Pimco states that this is one of the greatest investment opportunities for America.
That anyone or organization, let alone the government could turn a profit on the
defaulted loans is just ludicrous. Many properties are being vandalized. Most will be in disrepair by the time anyone who can actually afford them will have the cash to buy them. There is $1.3 trillion in bad loans, so be prepared when "they" come back looking for the remaining $600 billion.
For Vietnam, that wasn't a bail out; that was defense spending. And US tax payers pay for everything.
There are 700 million thousands in 700 billion.
700 billion + 600 billion + 10 billion = one trillion, three hundred ten billion
700 billion plus 500 billion is one trillion 200 billion. Or it is 1,200,000,000,000
700 billion U.S. dollars = 428.082192 billion British pounds
-698.75
2.8
233.3333
700 trillion divided by six billion is 116,666.67 (rounded).
700,000. 700,000 times 1 million equals 700 billion
percentage of 700 of 7 billion = 0.00001%% rate:= 700/7000000000 * 100%= (70000/7000000000)%= (1/100000)%= 0.00001%
Earth did not exist 700 billion years ago, nor did the universe. Earth is about 4.6 billion years old.