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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1955
Page
8
Sylvia Porter argues that today s banking restraints hit only small businesses and marginal consumers who rely on loans and installment plans. They spare well capitalized corporations and buyers who can pay outright, leaving the average shopper facing tighter financing conditions.
A Federal Reserve official describes credit restraint measures aimed at curbing inflation. He notes the impact on borrowers and the shift from easy lending to tighter terms, with rates at multi-decade highs and many loan applications denied or shortened.
The Federal Home Loan Bank Board announced standby credit rules for savings and loan associations. Each member may borrow up to five percent of their drawable savings, with total old and new borrowings capped at ten percent. The policy aims to extend housing credits to federal associations, though many may not use the new standby facility.
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