bank transfer day - Nov 5

Bank Of America charging a $5.00 debit fee is within their rights to do. People choosing to leave Bank Of America because of it is within their right to do. Bank Of America decided to stop their move to charge this fee when people left. This is what Free Markets look like.
 
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A vested interest? I hate big banks more than you could possibly fathom. But they're open on Saturdays and smaller banks almost always aren't. So how are you to make the switch? And usually smaller banks are still owned by larger banking conglomerates, so you're still feeding the beast.

And C'thulhu cthucks? Phonetically that's K'Thucks? What the fuck does that mean?

who cares what it means. Change on Friday and say you did it Saturday... nobody will know.
 
See ignorant folks like you want to give the Banks a pass, but blame Freddie & Fannie. That's what happens when you let corporations infiltrate movements, that's why we refuse to let
anyone come and try to lead us @OccupyWallStreet...

We know the truth, Freddie & Fannie are scapegoats in the scheme of things, they're simply pawns in this game. The true culprits are the big 10, but since you have no
clue what I mean, the lady in your cartoon is rightfully upset. See that 5 dollars they're wanting to charge is to cover up bad investments, not because of Dodd/Frank. Do some
homework for a change rather then letting right wing radio/newspaper/tv dictate your frustration. Glass/Steagall has to be re-enacted in order to break up the banks, then all the extra
charges will disappear, as once investment banks and commercial banks are separated, there will be no need to nickle and dime commercial bank customers. The reason they nickle and
dime us is to ensure that they meet their profit projections, and keep there shareholders happy, which intern guarantees there big bonuses. But, I know this will fall on def ears, as
you've already made up your mind. Obama & the Government are the problem. Never mind that historically republicans have been worse for the economy then Democrats. Never mind the fact that historically republicans have been worse for the budget deficit then Democrats. Never mind the fact that republicans always find a way to drag us into war. There is no getting through to you folks. Good thing is that we progressives/liberals love educating you..!!
 
dope-head I understand them just fine. Further, you have not managed to disprove anything I have said. In fact, I have not only supported what I have stated with links, I have shown your ignorance over the subject in the process... A win/win for me.

Iceslut credit unions dont have wholesale partners
 
See ignorant folks like you want to give the Banks a pass, but blame Freddie & Fannie. That's what happens when you let corporations infiltrate movements, that's why we refuse to let
anyone come and try to lead us @OccupyWallStreet...

We know the truth, Freddie & Fannie are scapegoats in the scheme of things, they're simply pawns in this game. The true culprits are the big 10, but since you have no
clue what I mean, the lady in your cartoon is rightfully upset. See that 5 dollars they're wanting to charge is to cover up bad investments, not because of Dodd/Frank. Do some
homework for a change rather then letting right wing radio/newspaper/tv dictate your frustration. Glass/Steagall has to be re-enacted in order to break up the banks, then all the extra
charges will disappear, as once investment banks and commercial banks are separated, there will be no need to nickle and dime commercial bank customers. The reason they nickle and
dime us is to ensure that they meet their profit projections, and keep there shareholders happy, which intern guarantees there big bonuses. But, I know this will fall on def ears, as
you've already made up your mind. Obama & the Government are the problem. Never mind that historically republicans have been worse for the economy then Democrats. Never mind the fact that historically republicans have been worse for the budget deficit then Democrats. Never mind the fact that republicans always find a way to drag us into war. There is no getting through to you folks. Good thing is that we progressives/liberals love educating you..!!

:lolup:
 
The Dud is a dud

The federal agency that oversees credit unions is stepping in with a two-tier plan to bolster institutions battered by investments in souring mortgages and other loans, a turning point for a pocket of the financial community that has so far received little of the assistance doled out to other firms.

Starting in January, the National Credit Union Administration (NCUA) will tap a $41.5 billion pot of money approved by Congress in September to feed liquidity into corporate credit unions faced with mounting losses on securities tied to home loans and other lending. Corporate credit unions act as banks to retail credit unions, which are the institutions consumers interact with. In addition, the plan provides $2 billion for retail credit unions to cut interest rates on mortgages held by homeowners struggling to make payments. All of the funding is structured as loans and is due to be paid back. (See TIME's top 10 financial-crisis buzzwords.)

Read more: http://www.time.com/time/business/article/0,8599,1865649,00.html#ixzz1ctKmrcIS
 
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