Troubled Assets Relief Program - Political Scandals

Taxpayers are still owed $132.9 billion from companies like General Motors and the American International Group Inc. who benefited from the...

Companies that were bailed out during the financial crisis still owe U.S. taxpayers nearly $133 billion. Treasury's plans to recoup that money have ...

NewBridge Bancorp ran its profitable-quarter streak to seven during the fourth quarter, primarily because of continued improvement in its loan...

American taxpayers still have $132.9 billion in funds tied up in federal bailout programs, and they will not recoup all of that investment...

Regional bank stocks took a pounding on Thursday, following the Federal Reserve's announcement that it would keep short-term rates near zero...

The U.S. government's rescue of the financial system could last for five more years as the Treasury Department unwinds its investments in hundreds...

Taxpayers are still owed $132.9 billion from President Barack Obama's financial bailout, and some of those funds will never be repaid, a government...

WASHINGTON (MarketWatch) — Taxpayers still bear the risk of $133 billion in outstanding Troubled Asset Relief Program funds, a watchdog for the...

Ryan Caionehttp://www.hoovers.comTARP "Special Master" not master of its...

In 2008, at the brink of the subprime meltdown, President George W. Bush signed in to law a highly controversial bill that provided help to...

Topic: Troubled Assets Relief Program

$132.9 Billion Still Owed to Tax Payers From Bailout

Taxpayers still owed $133B from bailout

Greensboro bank posts strong profit

$133 billion in TARP funding still hasn’t been repaid

Financial Losers (Update 1)

Treasury s 2008 Financial Rescue Could Last Until 2017

TARP still owes $133B

Taxpayers still on hook for $133 bln in TARP funds ...

TARP "Special Master" not master of its domain

How Much Has The Taxpayer Recouped From TARP?

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