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August 2008 | creditor Highlights from insideARM

In this edition of Inside Card & Creditor Receivables, Kaulkin Ginsberg's Consumer Credit Analyst Dimitri Michaud explains why an increase in consumer spending may not be positively impacting the economy.

Also, a professor of Hispanic marketing communications explains how banks and accounts receivable management firms should approach Hispanics living in the U.S.

Be sure to check out the most popular recent creditor-focused stories on insideARM.

This Month's Featured Articles

Consumers are Continuing to Spend But Not Contribute to Real Economic Growth

In the past, increasing unemployment and inflation have usually been the key factors in slowing consumer spending leading to downturns in the economy. But to this point, the economy has been hurt by a combination of housing and financial sector difficulties. In the months ahead, job losses may once again assume their more prominent recessionary role, but for now inflation will take the lead.

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Understanding Hispanic Culture and Credit

There is plenty of confusion about who Hispanics in the US are. Many think it is a race despite the fact that the Bureau of the Census of the United States has emphasized that members of any race can be Hispanic. Hispanics are not a race, they are people of different backgrounds originally and largely from Latin America.

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	Owners Using Credit Cards in Dearth of Small Business Loans
	Fed May have to Take Broader Role to Prevent Large Bank Failures
	Addressing PCI Compliance Takes Longer, Costs More Than Expected: Report
	Credit Card Performance Weighs Down Target in Quarter
	Capital One Auto Loan Charge Offs Rise as Cards Stabilize
	Illinois AG Announces Proposed Changes for Credit Cards
	Al Franken Proposes Sweeping Changes to Bankruptcy and Credit Card Laws
	Bank Losses on Housing Total $500 Billion
	Banks Continue to Tighten Credit for Consumers and Businesses: Fed Survey
	Consumer Credit Surges 6.7 Percent in June
	Fannie and Freddie Lose Total of $3.1 Billion in Quarter
	Proposed Credit Card Rule Changes Get High Profile Comments on Last Day

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