Bank fees = Anti Business

The message sent from the banking industry to businesses and consumers has been received. Their need to feed their bonus machine is more important than allowing businesses and consumers to keep their money and be better capitalized to expand the economy. Consumers and businesses that use their debit cards are now going to pay for a bank executive's bonus instead of paying more for expenses or saving.

The idea that banks will not be able to function or make plenty of money without this fee is a lie. The idea that they are doing this because of restrictions on fees they charge businesses totally and completely validates the argument that they are looking out for their own profits before anyone else's. It is another scheme to protect their bonuses and will as has been the pattern of the last 7-8 years be detrimental to the economy as a whole.

I just hope bank executives remember that they took away money from the economy and individuals in order to receive their bonus. Congratulations.

Another revenue gimmick for Banking Industry

In another move to take away money from business and consumers, the banking industry is about to put on a fee for simply using a debit card. The story is from AP via Yahoo!.

This is just another example of how banks are more in business for themselves than in it to grow business. Ridiculous!!!!!

Banks close to doing right

After reading this story below, it makes me wonder again, how much better financially the country would be if they EVER did the right thing instead of the most profitable thing. Their blatant disregard at times while receiving that ridiculous sum of tax money is unbelievable. When will they realize they just have to own up, take the hurt that is coming to their company quickly, and move forward.

But then again, that would hurt their stock price, which reminds me of another company worried about its stock price..........It is no wonder Jeff Skilling is hopping mad about having to be in jail while these executives still are working and receiving million dollar bonuses.

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