The IRS has extended favorable tax treatment worth billions to struggling banks like Citigroup that benefited from government bailout money.
But what does that mean for people who bankrolled the bailout? John Dimsdale reports.
Insurers claim bailout will cover losses
Yesterday, the Treasury Department revealed six insurance companies are eligible for about $22 billion in taxpayer bailout money. John Dimsdale explores the companies' reasoning for asking...
Will life insurance firms fit under TARP?
Life insurance companies will soon be eligible for bailout money. But will life insurance firms fit under the expanding federal TARP? John Dimsdale reports.
Taxpayer anger threatens bailout plans
With taxpayer dollars on the line, anger over AIG is threatening government support for future bailouts. John Dimsdale reports on whether the federal government will have support to help...
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