Job Killers
Advocates of regulations don't acknowledge the law of unintended consequences.
Financial Regulation
Putting Customers Second
Banking fees are becoming more expensive and less transparent thanks to Wal-Mart and Sen. Dick Durbin.
Housing Finance Reform Creeps Forward
After three years of ignoring the mortgage monsters, House Democrats now think Congress is moving too fast to get rid of them.
"The big message of the financial crisis is that you want to become too big to fail"
George Mason economics professor Garett Jones on TARP, moral hazard, and the true costs of bailing out the financial sector.
Montana Wants Money for Nothing
When states vote for cheap payday loans, they wind up with no loans at all.
