A Way Out of the Credit Crunch?

First was the sub-prime foreclosure crisis and that has now become a global credit crunch. What that means for families is this: more debt and an increasingly tough time getting credit. The Cleveland Fed this week is bringing together some top economic policy advocates to help map out just where the economy is headed and how our leaders can head off any disasters looming on the horizon. Some of those experts will join Tuesday morning at nine. Ruth Clevenger, vice president, community affairs, Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank.
Robert Quercia, director, Center for Community Capital
Paul Poston, NeighborWorks