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Loans that led to the housing bubble. banks must verify and inspect customers' financial records and make sure payments never exceed 43% of a borrower's income. the rules take effect next year. >> hopefully not create a bubble. like the one that got us into the mess. so some new rules. insurance giant aig will not sue the government after all for bailing it out. the board of directors were asked to join a lawsuit that claims the government hurt aig's stockholders by paying too little in the deal. the federal reserve paid $182 billion to keep aig from bankruptcy in 2008. aig in fact has paid ...

Customers can really afford the homes they're buying. the rules crack down on risky loans that led to the housing bubble. banks must verify and inspect people's records. banks must make sure payments never exceed 43% of a borrower's income. the rules take effect next year. >> hopefully not create a bubble. like the one that got us into the mess. so some new rules. insurance giant aig will not sue the government after all for bailing it out. the board of directors were asked to join a lawsuit that claims the government hurt aig's stockholders by paying too little in the deal. the federal rese...

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Who are paid on salary, not commission. they'll get straightforward guidance and be able to focus on other things, like each other, which isn't rocket science. it's just common sense. from td ameritrade. ♪ insurance company aig, remember them, they got $is 182 billion from the u.s. government. they have been considering, considering, a lawsuit against the united states. why? because they don't like the terms of the bailout. what's even more shocking is the commercial aig just put out. they say it is to thank america for the bailout money. i don't think they are helping their image any here...

>> greta: and that's-- this of course is now. aig considering joining a 25 billion dollar lawsuit against the very people who saved the company, that of course is the taxpayers. and that does mean you. that's right, as a thank you for the 182 billion dollar bailout to save their neck, they say sue the federal government. and michael, tell me why are they thinking of suing the federal government, the taxpayers? >> sure. so, aig is actually saying that they're being asked whether to join this lawsuit that was filed by their former chief executive, a man named maurice greeneberg, who has cue sued...