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About Walter McLaughlin

Walter McLaughlin holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Finance, and has spent the past 25 years in banking and commercial lending. He currently manages the SBA lending department for a large regional bank.

Walter McLaughlin has been in banking and commercial lending for 25 years, specializing in Small Business Administration (SBA) guaranteed lending programs. He has been in senior management for over 15 years and received the SBA’s Washington State Financial Services Advocate award in 2005. Walter heads a large regional bank’s SBA lending department, a $4.0 billion regional northwest bank with branches in Washington, Oregon and Idaho. He received his Bachelor’s of Science degree in Finance from California State University, Northridge in 1986, and completed Stonier Graduate School of Banking in 1997.

Walter also contributes to The Hockey Writers and Suite101.

Why Hasn’t Cheaper Gas Created a Stronger Economy?

February 11, 2016 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

Why HasnÕt Cheaper Gas Created a Stronger Economy?

While consumers have benefited from lower gas prices, higher discretionary spending hasn’t been enough to trigger large gains in the economy. Why not?

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The Facts and Fallacies of Democratic Socialism

December 31, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

The Facts and Fallacies of Democratic Socialism

Senator Bernie Sanders is a vocal proponent of democratic socialism, making it the key platform of his campaign. What is democratic socialism exactly, and what are its costs to the economy?

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The Economics of Populism and Presidential Campaigns

November 17, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

The Economics of Populism and Presidential Campaigns

Economic populism has evolved from ‘feel good’ slogans to allegedly revenue-neutral proposals that appeal to the voters. What are some specific examples?

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3 Charts that Show Why the Economy Is on a Downward Trend

October 9, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

3 Charts that Show Why the Economy Is on a Downward Trend

Although the economy is experiencing a long recovery by historical standards, GDP growth has been slower than normal due to three adverse trends.

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Crashing Stock Markets: What Does it All Mean?

August 31, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

Crashing Stock Markets: What Does it All Mean?

Stock markets around the world have been plummeting, led by the crash of the Shanghai Stock Exchange. What’s happening, and how will it affect the U.S.?

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‘Main Street’ Benefits as SBA Lending Soars

July 29, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin 1 Comment

ÔMain StreetÕ Benefits as SBA Lending Soars

Demand for SBA loans continues on a record pace this year, forcing Congress to raise its previous ceiling. With lending at a high, could a Small Business bubble be forming?

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5 Reasons Why the U.S. Economy Isn’t Shifting into High Gear

June 26, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

5 Reasons Why the U.S. Economy IsnÕt Shifting into High Gear

The economy shrunk in the first quarter for the third time since the recovery began in 2009. With that said, long-term growth has been slow for years. Why?

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Is the Economic Confidence Index Forecasting a Recession?

May 28, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

Is the Economic Confidence Index Forecasting a Recession?

With first quarter GDP barely positive and the Economic Confidence Index turning downward, is the U.S. economy inching its way toward a recession?

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Is a Global Currency War Damaging the U.S. Economy?

April 22, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

Is a Global Currency War Damaging the U.S. Economy?

With monetary policy now in full force around the globe, the impacts of quantitative easing include currency manipulation. How is the U.S. economy affected?

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The Banking Industry: Seven Years After the Crash

March 12, 2015 by Walter McLaughlin Leave a Comment

The Banking Industry: Seven Years After the Crash

The banking industry has rebounded after the most severe financial crisis since the Great Depression. What exactly happened, and how are things today?

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