Author Archives: Richard Rodriguez

It’s pretty obvious to us that for the last couple of decades, credit have become increasingly available to the general public. Before, you used to need a high paying job for a good 5 years with a reputable company to even consider getting auto or home loans. Of late, just before the huge recession that engulfed the financial sector, even people who were “in-between jobs” could apply for credit cards, car loans and even home loans. The regulation on who can receive credit was so loose that basically anyone that applied would be given a loan. The net result of all this indiscretion for the last decade or so is that the American public is heavily burdened by debt that they don’t know how to handle creating the largest pool of people with bad credit in our national history Continue reading →