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Auto Parts Suppliers Get $5 Billion Loan

Beleaguered auto parts suppliers will receive up to $5 in loan government loan guarantees. Parts suppliers usually get paid by car manufacturers 45 days after delivery. The program will guarantee those payments.

About Chris Sturr

Chris Sturr is co-editor of Dollars & Sense magazine.

19. March 2009 by Chris Sturr
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