It was the Troubled Asset Relief Program, not the Trouble Asset Relief Program.
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It was the Troubled Asset Relief Program, not the Trouble Asset Relief Program, and the bank took $23622 billion from TARP at the government's request; it did not seek the assistance.
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It was the Troubled Asset Relief Program, not the Trouble Asset Relief Program, and the bank took $25 billion from TARP at the government's request; it did not seek the assistance.
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Your Money The program that public servants can use to have their federal student loans forgiven is such a quagmire for borrowers that Congress had to set up a relief program for the relief program.
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Jennings is volunteering his time, like others at the relief program.
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Tens of thousands of people have applied for the relief program.
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By comparison, the 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) was $700 billion.
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He also served on the Troubled Asset Relief Program Congressional Oversight Panel.
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K., we will do this, but we are not a disaster-relief program.
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We responded with the very successful $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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SNAP is our nation's biggest hunger relief program, serving millions of people every day.
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Not every aggrieved public servant is eligible for the loan relief program's relief program.
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"It's by far the most general universal tax relief program in the United States."
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Her proposal for a sweeping debt-relief program is more progressive than I feared.
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The appliances were gifts from an immigrant relief program in Hamburg to Vo's other grandmother.
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The two also differed on the 2008 Wall Street bailout, or Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Another form of assistance restaurant owners can apply for is the payroll tax-relief program.
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A similar program was launched as part of the administration's 2018 trade relief program for agriculture.
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Kashkari was the assistant Treasury secretary overseeing the Troubled Asset Relief Program during the financial crisis.
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He also advised Treasury on its $250 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, in 2008.
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Chair of the congressional oversight panel of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) from 2008-2010.
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The money raised at the 230 performance went to the National Socialists' Winter War Relief program.
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On October 3, President Bush signed into law the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.
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He was the administrator of the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program during the 2008 financial crisis.
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The U.S. government proposed the Troubled Asset Relief Program to prop up the financial system in September 2008.
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McConnell supported the controversial 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program — which supporters view as saving the economy from collapse.
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He was the first defendant convicted of trying to defraud the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.
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He voted against a different bailout measure, the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, which passed.
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Employers can apply for either the small-business loan or the payroll tax-relief program — but not both.
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Programs like the Troubled Asset Relief Program pumped money back into banks and restored liquidity to the system.
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The future of an Obama-era deportation relief program remains undecided, the Department of Homeland Security said Friday.
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By far, the tech company that has received the most credit for its post-disaster relief program is Airbnb.
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Within months, GM received a bailout of $6900 billion from U.S. taxpayers through the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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The 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program, by comparison, was $700 billion; the "phase two" coronavirus bill was $85003 billion.
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A government bailout of big banks — using $20083 billion from the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP — was key.
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The United States government proposed the Troubled Asset Relief Program to prop up the financial system in September 2008.
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"There is no universal relief program, but several major card issuers are offering some relief to cardholders," he says.
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When I heard this week that Elizabeth Warren was instead proposing a sweeping debt-relief program, I was disappointed.
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He said Wilmington was the first recipient of federal bailout funds from the Troubled Asset Relief Program to be indicted.
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The opinions expressed are his own) By James Saft Feb 9 (Reuters) - Call it GARP: the Geithner Asset Relief Program.
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He helped engineer the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) — the bailout credited with preventing the collapse of the financial system.
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That's one hundred times larger than the reported $2.5 billion middle class American's received under Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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Major companies like Fidelity, Aetna, and Penguin Random House now have some sort of student debt relief program for employees.
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But, unlike the controversial 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program, the scope of lending will be larger than just appropriated funds.
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He'll also participate in an event called AO Rally for Relief as part of the Aces for Bushfire Relief program.
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The facilities are run by UNWRA, the U.N. relief program that assists Palestinian refugees and their descendants across the Middle East.
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Changes made by lawmakers to water down a tax debt relief program contributed to reduce tax revenues this year, Meirelles said.
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The first is a one-time $12 billion "trade relief" program, spread across all farmers, with uncertain disbursement dates or amounts.
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Both General Motors and Chrysler declared bankruptcy in 2009 and received billions funds from taxpayers through the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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The oversight proposal is similar to the guardrails created for the Troubled Asset Relief Program during the 2008-2009 financial crisis.
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Papa John's franchise advisory council, which represents all franchisees, also came out in support of the company and cost-relief program.
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That was the case for the undocumented youth granted temporary work permits under President Obama's deportation-relief program, known as DACA.
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Then, right after she graduated high school in 2012, the Obama administration announced its deportation relief program for young immigrants like her.
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The money will come from the Federal Highway Administration's Emergency Relief program, which awards funds for repair work needed after major disasters.
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Last week, Los Angeles passed the Emergency Renters Relief program, which limits rent increases to 8% for the remainder of the year.
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Just a few months earlier, in February, early Amazon employee Bettina Stix had launched a new disaster relief program at the company.
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The Troubled Asset Relief Program would buy the toxic securities from banks and infuse them with capital to get over the crisis.
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In 2008, there were bills for an economic relief program for small businesses that are hit by closures of lines like this.
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In 20080, SpiritBank received thirty million dollars from the Troubled Asset Relief Program; it has paid back only a fraction of that amount.
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A Florida woman has been indicted over allegations she claimed more than $800,000 from a federal hurricane relief program by using phony invoices.
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Harry Reid appointed Warren to head the Congressional Oversight Panel that would supervise the bank bailout known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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The Restaurant Workers Relief Program is now in Washington, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, Louisville, New York and Seattle, with more cities in the works.
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The transparency provisions that lawmakers agreed to echo steps taken to police the bank bailouts in 2008 under the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Both Mr. Kejr and Mr. Knopf are taking part in the emergency relief program, which amounts to 82.5 cents a bushel for soybeans.
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The White House was preparing a $500 million unemployment relief program that would put people to work on government construction and reclamation projects.
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Earlier, he had been a senior Treasury Department official under President Obama and had overseen the Troubled Asset Relief Program, the bank bailout.
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Nason was one of Hank Paulson's key lieutenants at Treasury during the crisis, and conservatives questioned his involvement in the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Natty Light first launched its student loan relief program in 2018, when it pledged $10 million over 10 years during a Super Bowl commercial.
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"Last year, the College Debt Relief Program had a major impact on the Natty community, both financially and emotionally." said Blake in a statement.
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In 2008, when Mr. Paulson unveiled his plan to shore up the shaky financial system, he labeled the proposal the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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The 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, bill was drafted in a 72-hour timeframe and passed within three days of its completion.
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That was the case for the undocumented youth granted temporary work permits under President Barack Obama's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals deportation relief program.
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Another idea is a disaster relief program whereby funding would be distributed through governors, mayors and county officials to deal with local economic crises.
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In one form or another — the Troubled Asset Relief Program, quantitative easing, the Fed's discount window — the financial sector was supported in spectacular fashion.
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We haven't heard anything definitive yet on providing an exception to these IRS rules as part of any relief program during the coronavirus pandemic.
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In Lebanon, they enrolled Sarah at Jafna Elementary School, which is operated by UNRWA, the oldest and largest U.N. relief program in the Middle East.
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Trump could go even further by introducing a royalty relief program that phases out or reduces royalties toward the end of a well's life cycle.
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Bush dramatically altered U.S. policy in Iraq with the surge and moved the Troubled Asset Relief Program through Congress in response to the financial meltdown.
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During the 2008 financial crisis, she was appointed to head the panel overseeing the $700 billion bailout fund, known as the Troubled Assets Relief Program.
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Rivera served as the chief investigative counsel for the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program from 85033 to 2013.
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The former secretary of State attacked Sanders for opposing the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program, arguing it was responsible for saving U.S. auto companies.
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Back in 2008, panicked investors helped the United States government force its bank bailout, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, through Congress at a second vote.
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This week marks the ninth anniversary of the enactment of the federal government's infamous $2628 billion bank bailout known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Last week, Congress passed a $503 billion disaster relief program to aid those affected by the back-to-back hurricanes which struck Florida and Texas.
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Last week, Congress passed a $15 billion disaster relief program to aid those affected by the back-to-back hurricanes which struck Florida and Texas.
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The "emergency relief" program will offer reimbursement and payments to individuals who say they have incurred financial hardship as a direct result of the privacy breach.
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"Excuse me, I'm talking," Sanders said after Clinton tried to cut in during their heated exchange over support for the $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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She touted a tax cut and PEPFAR -- an AIDS relief program in Africa -- as proof she "worked very productively" with Bush when Democrats had the majority.
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That will mean President Donald Trump will need to reinforce the US commitment to its AIDS relief program, the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief (PEPFAR).
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The relief program comes with its own rules and restrictions, which I outlined in a previous article and are available on the Department of Education's website.
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It is said the palace was built as a mass relief program employing thousands of local people when the city was hit by a crippling drought.
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A case in point: In 2008, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, as the name implies, was initially pitched as a program to buy up toxic assets.
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The "emergency relief" program will offer reimbursement and payments to individuals who say they have incurred financial hardship as a direct result of the privacy breach.
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She was also appointed to a congressional oversight panel overseeing the $700 billion Trouble Assets Relief Program that was passed in response to the 2008 financial crisis.
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"Through our outreach efforts, immediate relief program, and this settlement we have worked to address the potential impact to members following this unfortunate incident," the spokesperson said.
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Even when she was house speaker in 2008, President Bush implored her to secure Democratic votes to pass his Troubled Assets Relief Program and avoid financial collapse.
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BUSINESS DAY An article on Wednesday about efforts to revive the Glass-Steagall Act misstated the circumstances of JPMorgan Chase's use of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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It is said that the palace was built as a mass relief program, employing thousands of local residents when the city was hit by a crippling drought.
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It is said that the palace was built as a mass relief program employing thousands of local people when the city was hit by a crippling drought.
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Elizabeth Warren sent an incendiary letter to the Secretary of Education, John King, detailing the findings of an investigation she'd launched into the Department's debt relief program.
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In the same bill was all school funding, the property tax cap, STAR [New York State School Tax Relief Program], and lots and lots of other stuff.
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The new North American trade pact and USDA's trade relief program have eased some of the angst, but trade talks with China have looked unpromising for months.
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Senator Edward Kennedy introduced him to Bobby Shriver, a Kennedy nephew, and along with Bono, they helped push through the bipartisan emergency AIDS relief program for Africa.
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In particular, he contrasted his record with Mr. Trump's support for the Troubled Asset Relief Program to rescue the banking system, President Obama's stimulus plan and eminent domain.
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Later on, if Tunisia were to default on its loan, the U.S. could enter into a more costly debt-relief program, negating any savings in the first place.
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The sale returns $22019 million to the federal government, which had previously recovered $174.2 million from its bailout to First BanCorp through the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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The sale returns $57.7 million to the federal government, which had previously recovered $174.2 million from its bailout to First BanCorp through the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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Bipartisan passage of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) legislation to invest millions in financial institutions to stabilize the fragile banking industry in 2008 was such an example.
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In an interview, Barbosa said legislation to put off efforts to lower budget spending and push forward with a state debt relief program are necessary to reignite growth.
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The operation says that 90% of donations to the coronavirus emergency relief program will go directly to recipients' pockets and the remaining 10% to administrative and logistical costs.
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The strategist said the timing could be difficult considering how challenging it was to roll out the Troubled Asset Relief Program to battle the financial crisis in 2008.
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"The problem is the Wall Street [Troubled Asset Relief Program] vote still haunts those halls," this former official said of the 2008 vote to bail out big banks.
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Specifically, the economists found "strong evidence" of a relationship between political connections and informed trading, especially during the period in which Troubled Asset Relief Program funds were distributed.
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In 2008, Warren led the Congressional Oversight Panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and in 2012 she defeated incumbent Republican Scott Brown to win her Senate seat.
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At the time, Mr. Kashkari was working in the Treasury Department and was an architect of that bailout, helping to develop the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.
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Jackson served as a special assistant to the Treasury Department during the 2008 financial crisis, focusing on executive compensation caps mandated by the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP).
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Kashkari, who unsuccessfully ran as a Republican for governor of California in 2014, was the administrator of the Treasury Department's Troubled Asset Relief Program during the 2008 financial crisis.
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The legislation's centerpiece was the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, created to shore up or bail out failing banks with an infusion of $21962 billion in federal funds.
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That's according to a tally kept by Mr. Mehta, formerly director of research and analytics for the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program and the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.
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Mr. de Blasio promised financial relief for businesses and workers affected by the decision to close bars and restaurants, and he cited the need for a federal relief program.
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Siegel said that a relief program should include a fund that would allow banks to ensure that they could meet the liquidity needs of companies drawing on credit lines.
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Warren, who after the financial crisis was the head of a congressional panel overseeing the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion bank bailout, quickly called it out.
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Perdue hasn't ruled out yet another trade relief program for 2020 production, but he suggested that an agreement with China would preclude the need for an additional taxpayer bailout.
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Recently, the church asked for a bit more, and then revealed a surprise: They had partnered with a medical debt relief program, which buys medical debt at a discounted rate.
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Government payments to producers are expected to drop by $8.7 billion or 36.7 percent, after a massive increase in 2019 driven by the department's tariff relief program and disaster aid.
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Specifically, Trump gets benefits from the New York state School Tax Relief Program (STAR) that are supposed to be limited to married couples who earn less than $500,000 a year.
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Crain's New York Business first reported in March that Trump had been receiving a credit under the New York State School Tax Relief Program, also known as the STAR program.
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Some form of EU Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) is still possible for banks on the periphery with impaired loans, if the European banking association can persuade Germany of it.
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"We all know there was a load of dissatisfaction with TARP," he said, referring to the controversial Troubled Asset Relief Program Congress set up during the 85033-2009 financial crisis.
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As head of the congressional oversight panel for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, Warren regularly raked Geithner over the coals for treating financial institutions too gently and homeowners too diffidently.
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While TARP (the Troubled Asset Relief Program) treated bank shareholders' with kid gloves — essentially asking for repayment of what was given with a small amount of interest — conservatorship was harsh.
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The victims included asset managers and firms affiliated with or subsidiaries of recipients of funds from the U.S. government's financial crisis-era bailout program, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, prosecutors said.
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The scheme, which resulted in over 30,000 consumers paying the firm $31 million, began coming undone in 2013 when the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program began investigating.
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FEMA is currently funding 100 percent of the island's emergency services through the agency's basic disaster relief program — $37 million so far for local governments to pay police, firefighters, and paramedics.
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Clinton was talking about the 2008 bill setting up the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which was used by the government to give loans to banks and later to the auto industry.
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In September of 2008, one month before the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) was signed into law, U.S. oil producers cranked out less than four million barrels a day on average.
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That would entail some of the initiatives offered through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which had been credited as a pivotal move to pull the country out of its downward spiral.
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However, some Democrats still worry about repeating the mistakes of the Troubled Asset Relief Program during the financial meltdown of 2008, when banks awarded executives with bonuses after receiving bailout money.
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Henry M. Paulson Jr., the secretary of the Treasury, persuaded Congress to pass the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which he and his successor, Timothy F. Geithner, used to recapitalize the banks.
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The guidance came as the administration terminated a separate deportation relief program for parents of U.S. citizens and lawful permanent residents that had been blocked by federal courts since early 2015.
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Senior banking officials should attest each year that their companies are free of criminal fraud and civil abuse, said Christy Goldsmith Romero, special inspector general of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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This fracture became evident during the congressional debate on the Troubled Asset Relief Program: Many Republicans in the House voted against it, even though it came from George W. Bush, a Republican.
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But he also protected Wall Street in its time of need: He didn't reverse the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) or the AIG bailout (which benefited its principal counter party, Goldman Sachs).
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Sanders introduced his bill on the 10th anniversary of the enactment of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which injected $424 billion into sputtering banks to stave off a global financial meltdown.
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Kashkari, who unsuccessfully ran as a Republican for governor of California in 2014, served as the administrator of TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, at the Treasury Department during the financial crisis.
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Maker's Mark is footing much of the relief program costs, for at least two weeks in all cities, but in Washington, Knead has also contributed food and staff time to the cause.
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She eventually received help from another federally funded Sandy-relief program, the NY Rising Community Reconstruction Program, but the $36,371 she collected from that grant came nearly two years after the storm.
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Kashkari, who mounted an unsuccessful Republican bid in 2014 for governor of California, served as the administrator of TARP, the Troubled Asset Relief Program, at the Treasury Department during the 2008 financial crisis.
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"This is something he hasn't shied away from the in the past," Alistair Cook, coordinator of the Humanitarian Assistance and Disaster Relief Program at the S. Rajaratnam School of International Studies, told CNN.
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A spokesperson for the Department of Commerce, which oversees the agency, did not respond to a question about the fate of NOAA's disaster relief program, which would respond to any future oil spills.
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The measures are similar to those put in place as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, the centerpiece of the Wall Street bailout enacted in 2008 to respond to the financial meltdown.
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The amount of money lost by banks during the mortgage crisis combined with the federal assistance they received under the Troubled Asset Relief Program equaled nearly 6 percent of their assets, he said.
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The budget takes unexplained specific aim at the Office of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, created in part to monitor the $700 billion taxpayer bailout for big banks.
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The financial community has started readying itself for the deal to be shot down in Parliament in early December before alternative options are considered (remember the U.S. TARP — Troubled Asset Relief Program — deal anyone?).
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He said the new farm relief program looks at trade damages from last year's tariffs but also goes back to previous actions by China and other trading partners with retaliatory levies against American agriculture.
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You might recall Mr. Barofsky from his stint as the first special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which administered assistance to beleaguered banks, homeowners and other entities after the 2008 crisis.
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Mr. Mehta, the former director of research and analytics for the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program and the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation, pointed to several other indicators of uncanny market placidity this year.
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But by 2011, Warren had made a name for herself in Washington, overseeing the Trouble Assets Relief Program after the financial crisis and conceiving of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau under President Barack Obama.
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Fiscal stimulus during the crisis, such as the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) and the Economic Recovery Act, also helped sustain the U.S. economic recovery, according to Torsten Slok, chief economist at Deutsche Bank.
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A federal judge in Washington, D.C. will hear arguments in January on whether to dismiss a whistleblower's lawsuit accusing JPMorgan Chase of claiming payments under a federal mortgage relief program without meeting the program's requirements.
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"I am therefore appealing to the private sector and the people of Zimbabwe, inclusive of those in the diaspora, to support this emergency relief program," Mnangagwa told reporters and business executives at a news conference.
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It would essentially be an expansion of the Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (SIGTARP) created after the crisis to ensure financial institutions that got money from the government used it properly.
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That court threw out fraud accusations related to the federal bailout known as the Troubled Asset Relief Program, and said Chief Judge Janet Hall, who oversaw the trial, wrongly excluded expert testimony for the defense.
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The 2008 Troubled Asset Relief Program (which Mr. Trump largely supported) was a bailout because it provided $20173 billion for the Treasury Department to buy troubled securities from banks that were at risk of collapse.
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The legislation creates an inspector general and oversight committee for the corporate assistance program, similar to what was done for the Troubled Asset Relief Program of a decade ago, according to the senior administration official.
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In July, she proposed an overhaul of the department's student loan oversight division that would cut an Obama-era debt relief program by $13 billion for students who claim to be cheated by disreputable schools.
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At the same time, a huge relief program tacked on to the federal deficit could undermine the claim by the president and his party that they are stewards of a leaner, more efficient federal bureaucracy.
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The president traveled to his home province of Kwazulu-Natal on Sunday to launch a relief program as part of government efforts to support areas affected by South Africa's worst drought in more than a century.
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By the time Obama had taken the oath of office, Congress had passed the Troubled Asset Relief Program, injecting major Wall Street banks with much-needed capital to shore up confidence in the U.S. financial system.
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Last year was among the most expensive years in the history of the Federal Emergency Management Agency's disaster relief program, due to record-breaking hurricanes and wildfires that scientists say were made worse by climate change.
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At Unum, U.S. employees can trade up to five days, or 200 hours, of unused vacation time for a payment against their student loan tab through the Student Debt Relief Program, which is managed by Fidelity.
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The U.S. government has asked a federal judge in Washington D.C. to dismiss a whistleblower's lawsuit accusing JPMorgan of failing to comply with requirements of a federal mortgage relief program, saying the whistleblower's claims lack merit.
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It also calls for gutting a key US famine relief program, slashing half the budget for the USAID's internal disaster relief organization, and cutting $222 million from funds allocated to fight HIV, AIDS, tuberculosis, and malaria.
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Trump qualified for the New York state School Tax Relief Program, called Star for short, which offers about a $220006 annual benefit, on his latest property-tax bill for his Trump Tower penthouse on Fifth Avenue.
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During World War II, California turned its prisons into factories for the military industry and moved inmates into the temporary forestry camps of the Civilian Conservation Corps, a public work-relief program created during the Depression.
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This "TARP scenario" was based on the U.S. House of Representatives, which in 2008 reversed its decision on the Troubled Asset Relief Program to prop up the financial system after the U.S. stock market fell 7%.
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Warren had previously been the head of a congressional panel overseeing the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), a $700 billion bank bailout, and in that role she had made some enemies, including within his own administration.
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Creating a commission to establish a financial relief program to the victims of predatory lending, mortgage fraud, redlining and those who are still underwater on their mortgages as a result of the 2008 Wall Street crash.
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At the time, Congress had just passed the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act, or the "bailout bill" as it came to be known, and created a $700 billion Troubled Assets Relief Program to purchase assets of failing banks.
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She worked for the Salvation Army's World Trade Center Disaster Relief program for 15 months, and still lives in New York City, where she teaches creative nonfiction and is dean of faculty at the Gotham Writers Workshop.
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Consumers who stayed on the line were told they needed to make up-front payments of between $500 and $5,000 to pay off credit card bills, or even larger sums to enroll in a debt relief program.
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The last time more debt service was this high among low-income countries was in 2004 — before the IMF, the World Bank and the African Development Fund launched a debt relief program for the most indebted countries.
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Mr. Pence, then a Republican member of Congress, voted against some of Mr. Bush's signature programs, like the expansion of Medicare and the Troubled Asset Relief Program, accompanying each vote with a carefully reasoned statement of opposition.
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"If someone tells you they're tea party, you can't be tea party and at the same time have supported TARP," Cruz said, using an acronym for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, a controversial Wall Street bailout program.
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Woo calls the scenario a "mini-TARP moment," referencing the market plunge after Congress rejected the initial bill for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, a measure that ultimately would provide the bedrock for the Great Recession recovery.
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The big picture: The proposed budget would cut funding next year for IGs at the Environmental Protection Agency, Homeland Security, State Department, the Treasury, Department of Agriculture, and the Troubled Asset Relief Program, according to the report.
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A combination of legislation crafted under outgoing President George W. Bush and Barack Obama, who was elected in 2008, included massive stimulus initiatives such as the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act and the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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He was the director of research and analytics for the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation and for the Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program, which was set up to help stabilize the financial system in the 2008 crisis.
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At the invitation of Harry Reid, the Senate majority leader at the time, Warren led the congressional oversight panel tasked with overseeing the $20203 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program that Congress created to save the financial system.
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Jenner's attorney roster includes Neil Barofksy, the former chief watchdog of the 2008 troubled asset relief program, or TARP, which enabled the U.S. to buy $700 billion in assets from financial institutions to strengthen the financial sector.
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An Op-Ed essay on Thursday about the President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program misstated the length of time it took for the number of new H.I.V. infections a year in Malawi to drop 76 percent.
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U.S. Attorney Charles Oberly in Delaware said Wilmington Trust, now part of Buffalo, New York-based M&T Bank Corp, was the first recipient of federal bailout money under the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to be indicted.
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Silva, who has permission to live and work in the US under Obama's deportation relief program for young people, appeared during a mini-block of immigration-themed speeches, following 11-year-old Karla Ortiz and her mother, Francisca.
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It was the ideal training ground to develop autonomy and make high-stakes decisions in my business like launching a relief program in the Bahamas after Hurricane Dorian, where our pilots had to operate in a devastated environment.
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The credit union, which caters to air transportation employees, is offering a Crisis Co-Pilot Relief Program that promises $2000,22018 interest-free loans at 215% APR for first 90 days of the loan term, according to its website.
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This could also pave the way for the International Monetary Fund to fund the Greek bailout program with the EU. It has been reluctant so far, believing Greece's debt situation to be unsustainable without a debt-relief program.
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Bernie will create a commission to establish a financial relief program to the victims of predatory lending, mortgage fraud, redlining and those who are still underwater on their mortgages as a result of the 2008 Wall Street crash.
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The Real Housewives of New York City star, who helped victims of Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico through her B Strong Disaster Relief program, is now aiding victims of Hurricane Florence, which is ravaging North Carolina, through her foundation.
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He has a 100 percent Right to Life score, an A+ rating from the National Rifle Association, and he broke from President George W. Bush and Republican colleagues to vote against the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) of 2008.
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Trump's city property tax bill, published June 3, states that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee received a $85033 credit for his Trump Tower penthouse under the New York State School Tax Relief Program, also known as the STAR program.
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Trump's city property tax bill, published June 2628, states that the presumptive Republican presidential nominee received a $28503 credit for his Trump Tower penthouse under the New York State School Tax Relief Program, also known as the STAR program.
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It even tapped former Goldman Sachs banker Neel Kashkari, who ran the U.S. government's $700 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program and is now president of the Minneapolis Federal Reserve Bank, to direct an expansion into new markets, including stocks.
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Euro zone finance ministers aim to draw up a "road map" at the May 24 meeting to secure the participation of the International Monetary Fund in the Greek bailout rather than finalize a full three-stage debt-relief program.
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Once the next pay period rolls around and there's no check for workers, both Lee and Berry suspect there will be more need, which is why they are looking for more funding to extend and expand the relief program.
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The prosecution received significant attention, especially on Wall Street, because it was the first case involving conduct related to the Troubled Asset Relief Program, which was started in 2008 after the financial crisis to help stabilize the mortgage market.
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The resulting emergency legislation, called the Troubled Asset Relief Program, infused billions of dollars into the banks – and made a profit for the federal government too, after the banks paid the money back with interest and an equity kicker.
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The Special Inspector General for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, a tiny office charged with oversight of the post-crash bank bailout, has aggressive leaders — and a far better record of holding banks and executives accountable than its bigger counterparts.
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Founded by the du Pont family in 1903, Wilmington Trust received $330 million of federal bailout money in 2008 under the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, which was meant to bolster U.S. lenders following the real estate market crash.
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It is no secret that the U.S. banking behemoths have weathered the financial crisis better than their European counterparts - thanks in part due to the prompt rescue response from the U.S. government in the form of the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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Founded by the du Pont family in 1903, Wilmington Trust received $330 million federal bailout money in 2008 under the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), which was meant to bolster U.S. lenders in the wake of the real estate market crash.
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He noted Mr. Trump's support for the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP or more commonly the bank bailout, and for President Obama's stimulus plan, among other issues, suggesting Mr. Trump stood little chance of effecting conservative change in Washington.
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As part of the bank bailout, the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) required financial institutions receiving government funds to cap deductions for their executive compensation at $500,1003, down from $1 million, and it did not include the performance pay exception.
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A federal judge in Florida has rejected class status for a lawsuit accusing student loan servicer Navient of falsely telling tens of thousands of borrowers nationwide that their loans were eligible for a debt relief program for public service workers.
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Henry M. Paulson Jr., the Treasury secretary, was developing a bank bailout by which the Treasury would buy up to $700 billion in shaky mortgage-backed securities — "troubled assets" — a plan that eventually became the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP.
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He broke with the vast majority of his Republican peers by opposing Bush's expansion of Medicaid coverage for prescription drugs, along with the No Child Left Behind initiative and the Troubled Asset Relief Program, the government's emergency bailout of banks.
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However, the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008, which created the Troubled Assed Relief Program (TARP), disallowed the scheduled increase in the deduction (to 9 percent) for companies in the oil and gas industry while allowing the increase for other industries.
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Before taking over the CFTC, Massad was a top official at the Treasury Department, charged with overseeing the Troubled Asset Relief Program, the much-reviled bailout package that went on to cost a fraction of what it was originally estimated.
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McConnell voted for the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), as the 2008 Wall Street rescue bill was called, only to see the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee — then run by Schumer — attack him over the issue during his reelection campaign that year.
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She said she had voted for the Five Star Movement because she hoped that its promised relief program — which the party's leaders have sought to equate with the 1930s-era New Deal in the United States — would provide an alternative.
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Long run economic prospects fell sharply after the Great Recession Opinion Columnist Lehman failed ten years and two weeks ago; this coming Wednesday will be the 10th anniversary of the enactment of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, aka the bailout.
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Bucking many in his party, Schock's first big move was to work with Congress's most flamboyantly gay member, Barney Frank (D-Mass.), to reauthorize the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) during the economically stressful early days of the Obama administration.
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It also involves the attempt by the government to turn the law's "risk corridor" program into a new version of the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP), forcing taxpayers to cover losses resulting from bad business decisions made by insurance executives.
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"The emerging government stimulus package could be unprecedented in its size and velocity, dwarfing the $212 billion stimulus law passed during the Obama administration and the $250 billion Troubled Asset Relief Program enacted during the Bush administration," my colleagues write.
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Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue said the second trade relief program is in keeping with President Donald Trump's promise to shield farmers from bearing the brunt of the trade war while giving the administration time to strike fair and reciprocal trade deals.
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Almost exactly four years ago, from the bench of the Supreme Court itself, Scalia opined in very critical terms on Obama's deportation relief program for Dreamers, in a case that was argued before the Court months before the program, called DACA, was announced.
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I quickly realized Hillary was referring to a vote, five days before Obama took office, authorizing a second, $350 billion tranche of the Troubled Asset Relief Program -- the emergency funding requested by the Bush administration to help stabilize reeling banks and financial institutions.
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The legislation includes $18.7 billion for Federal Emergency Managements Agency's disaster relief program; $16 billion for the National Flood Insurance Program; almost $600 million to battle wildfires; and additional funds in nutrition assistance for low-income residents in hurricane stricken Puerto Rico.
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ELSEWHERE ➔ Supreme Court: A sharply divided court struggled with existing law and potential repercussions surrounding the Trump administration's repeal of the Obama administration's Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) deportation relief program, appearing wary of court review of executive discretion in policy making.
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It was inconsistent on the bailout front, helping Bear Stearns in March, abandoning Lehman in September, begging Congress for Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) funds later that same month, bailing out General Motors and Chrysler, then forcing healthy banks to take its loans.
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Not only that, in a story we tell in our book, "Fed Power: How Finance Wins," the central bank secretly pursued massive rescues in 2009, going well beyond the bailout authorized by the TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) law passed by Congress.
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The Tea Party movement that formed on the heels of President Barack Obama's election in 2008 was fueled in part by opposition to the Troubled Assets Relief Program that Obama's predecessor in the White House, George W. Bush, had signed into law.
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The maker of Dove soaps and Omo detergent also said it would help its "most vulnerable" small- and medium-sized suppliers with cash and will extend credit to select small-scale retailers, as part of a 500 million euro ($543.25 million) relief program.
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When President Herbert Hoover failed to adequately acknowledge and confront the crisis, Franklin D. Roosevelt, who was then the governor of New York, took aggressive steps at the state level, setting up an emergency relief program, for example, to help the unemployed.
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Though a first vote on the bill failed on September 29, 2008, a second vote in early October on a revised Senate bill made it through the House and was signed by Bush on October 3, creating the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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For example, the Employ American Workers Act, which prevents a company from displacing U.S. workers when hiring H-1B specialty occupation workers if the company received funds through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, was signed by President Barack Obama and co-sponsored by liberal Sen.
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However it's not always in the financial interest of lenders such as Navient to help borrowers into the debt relief program, he said, because they then lose the business to FedLoan, the company that administers the public service loan forgiveness program for the government.
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Employee benefits provider Unum recently announced that, starting next year, U.S. employees can trade up to five days, or 2000 hours, of unused vacation time for a payment against their student loan tab through the Student Debt Relief Program, which is also managed by Fidelity.
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The idea carries with it a whiff of the U.S. TARP (Troubled Asset Relief Program) and TALF (Term Asset-Backed Securities Loan Facility) efforts of 2008, except with the critical weakness of not, like TARP, having been expressly paid for and backed by the government.
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The justices have consolidated three separate cases over Trump's decision to wind down DACA and will consider two overlapping issues: whether courts have the power to review the Trump administration's action and whether the president's decision to unwind the deportation-relief program is legal.
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In regions where clinics depend on funding for specific services—say, testing and treatment for HIV/AIDS under the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief program, or for malaria under the President's Malaria Initiative—one-stop shops for medical care aren't a given.
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The prolonged warm weather pattern known as El Niño has been wreaking havoc on crops in the region and the UN's food relief program said in a press release that it has become "increasingly concerned" about the food security of an estimated 14 million people.
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Scott Minerd, the chief investment officer of Guggenheim Investments, said the government appeared poised to revive such a program, though it appeared reluctant to use terms associated with unpopular 2008 efforts, such as the Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, which authorized bank bailouts.
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The bank bailout plan passed by Congress in 2008 under the Bush administration — formally the Troubled Asset Relief Program or TARP — authorized $700 billion originally intended to buy toxic assets from banks, mainly mortgage-backed securities that plunged in value during the housing crisis.
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In its design, and in the panicky desperation to pass it without argument, the bill resembled a repeat of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, crafted by people who thought the problem with the original TARP was that it included far too much oversight and transparency.
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Student borrowers accusing loan servicer Navient of misleading them about a debt relief program for public servants have asked a federal judge in Florida to order the company to turn over records that could show it created "a culture of carelessness" among its employees.
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He told the justices that the Trump administration's earliest stated reason for the rollback — that DACA was illegal — was without merit, letting administration officials upend the lives of hundreds of thousands of people who relied on the deportation relief program without taking responsibility for the decision.
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Less than a day after receiving word from the county that Levitation was a no-go, the organizers somehow managed to book twelve shows in Austin overnight, the majority of which featured multiple like-minded artists, cost five dollars and benefitted the Red Cross' flood relief program.
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Democrats noted that the Troubled Asset Relief Program — the formal name of the 2008 financial services industry bailout — created a Financial Stability Oversight Board, a Congressional Oversight Panel, a special inspector general and a mandate for periodic review by the General Accountability Office, Congress' accounting arm.
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That cause was embraced by the Senate in 22045 when it passed mental health legislation as part of the Troubled Asset Relief Program, known as TARP, which steered billions of dollars to banks, insurance companies and automobile makers during the financial crisis of the late 2100s.
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The British government didn't want that to end with "Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows," and so in 2000, Gordon Brown, the chancellor of the Exchequer, announced the U.K. Film Tax Relief program, which offered a 21990 percent rebate that covers postproduction costs, including visual effects.
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari told CNBC on Wednesday the government should break up the big banks, an especially interesting view given that he served as assistant secretary of the Treasury and oversaw the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) bank bailouts during the financial crisis.
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On Trump's quarterly property tax bill issued last Friday, the GOP presumptive nominee was granted a $304 Basic STAR credit, a New York City school tax relief program granted to New York City homeowners who have a combined household income with their spouse of less than $500,000 a year.
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The Republican health care effort is the most unpopular legislation in three decades — less popular than the Affordable Care Act when it was passed, the widely hated Troubled Asset Relief Program bank bailout bill in 2008, and even President Bill Clinton's failed health reform effort in the 1990s.
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Kashkari, who had just run for governor of California on the Republican ticket, and who had for a very brief period administered the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) at the United States Treasury, was elected president of the Minneapolis Fed on January 1, and announced his plan in February.
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If the Davos set wants to know how we got to this moment, where a U.S. president can openly flout the law and get away with it, all they need to do is look into their gilded mirrors, purchased through the Troubled Asset Relief Program, for an answer.
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These forecasts are not just lacking in value, they're destroying value by issuing spurious numbers, according to Salil Mehta, an independent statistician who was formerly the director of research and analytics for the United States Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Program and for the federal Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation.
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Kashkari, an alumnus of both Goldman Sachs and the U.S. Treasury who oversaw the government's Temporary Asset Relief Program (TARP) during the financial crisis, believes the Fed should wait on raising interest rates until it publishes a detailed plan for how and when it will reduce its $4.5 trillion balance sheet.
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In August and September, in the wake of hurricanes Harvey and Irma, Mr. Chesky activated the company's disaster relief program, which provides free lodging to those displaced by natural disasters like hurricanes and forest fires; since the program started in 2012, with Hurricane Sandy, Airbnb has responded to 90 disasters.
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Jo Bonner described voting for TARP , the Troubled Asset Relief Program, over both his own distaste and the vociferous objections of his constituents, after listening to everyone from the head of the Federal Reserve to the President's Council of Economic Advisers explain why the American economy would tank if he didn't.
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Except this time, rather than Tim Geithner helping, as he did as U.S. Treasury Secretary with the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) to oversee a fund to help banks get out from under doubtful assets, this time a bank is helping him to make up for a career of modestly paying government work.
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McConnell felt Schumer, who represents many constituents who work for New York's financial services industry, acted in bad faith when he pleaded with Republican leaders to support a Wall Street bailout package and then allowed the Democratic campaign arm to pummel McConnell with ads bashing his vote for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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But its biggest payments since the crisis began are due at the end of June, and if it defaults on those, there is talk of Congress having to create another unpopular bailout mechanism like the Troubled Asset Relief Program of 2008 that rescued banks on the verge of failure during the subprime mortgage crisis.
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Much like the Reconstruction Finance Corporation (RFC) established by Congress in 85033, and the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) launched in 2008, the PRFC would address the issues that companies will inevitably face when liquidity provided by the Federal Reserve is just not enough and they start running out of balance sheet net worth.
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Banks and servicers routinely flouted the rules by rejecting eligible homeowners, processing applications at a snail's pace and tossing people out even when they made their modified payments on time, according to a series of audit reports from the program's regulatory watchdog, the office of the special inspector general for the Troubled Asset Relief Program.
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" (For those who don't remember, the day the Troubled Asset Relief Program was first voted down by Congress during the '08-09 financial crisis was one of the Dow's worst days ever.) According to Eamon, "A lot will depend on Mnuchin and Kudlow's lunch with Senate Republicans on the Hill today, where...they will float several ideas and see what is politically possible.
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"Inside the Fed, one of the strongest advocates for lower rates has been Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari, a former Warren antagonist as the head of the Treasury&aposs Troubled Asset Relief Program (that is, the bailout) in the Bush administration, who dissented from rate hikes when he served on the Fed&aposs interest-rate committee, arguing after his third dissent, in December 2017, "the FOMC should not increase rates further until we are much more confident that inflation is returning to our target.
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