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Better Alternative to the $700 Billion Paulson Bailout Plan?
Submitted by ktexas  (globaleconomicanalysis.blogspot.com)

The problem is not a lack of liquidity, it is not a lack of trust, it is not lack of consumer confidence, it is not subprime lending, and in fact the problem is not housing at all. The problem...

Article | Submitted Sep 22, 2008 | Views: 190 | Comments: 2 
Tags: economy, banking industry, government bailouts

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New Reward Checking Account Stats: Profitable for Banks?
Submitted by ktexas  (bankdeals.blogspot.com)

Many reward checking accounts continue to offer yields of 5% APY, and several still offer 6% APY. The best reward checking yield in the nation is 7.01% APY that has been offered by MidWest America...

Article | Submitted Sep 1, 2008 | Views: 101 | Comments: 0 
Tags: high yield checking, checking accounts, banking industry, debit cards, reward checking

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Small Banks Face a Looming Hit From Builders' Interest-Reserve Loans
Submitted by ktexas  (online.wsj.com)

Regulators are increasingly worried about a lending practice that allows real-estate developers to delay paying construction-loan interest but can mask problems at the banks that made the loans.

Article | Submitted Jun 26, 2008 | Views: 102 | Comments: 0 
Tags: housing slump, banking industry, bank failures, interest reserves

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Has the American Dream Become a Fairy Tale?
Submitted by ktexas  (finance.yahoo.com)

A creatively written fairy tale of the mortgage mess

Article | Submitted Jun 12, 2008 | Views: 142 | Comments: 2 
Tags: subprime, housing bubble, mortgage mess, banking industry

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Bank of America Is Firm on Countrywide Buyout
Submitted by ktexas  (www.nytimes.com)

Many say this is a horrible deal, but Bank of America seems intent to close this deal. Here's one quote from a Bank of America official that was mentioned in the article: “We understood that...

Article | Submitted Jun 8, 2008 | Views: 162 | Comments: 1 
Tags: bank of america, countrywide, credit crisis, banking industry, mortgage meltdown

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Homes in foreclosure top 1 million
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Mortgage bankers report hits grim a benchmark in first quarter, showing a record number of homes in jeopardy. This marks the sixth straight quarter in which a record percentage of loans went...

Article | Submitted Jun 5, 2008 | Views: 140 | Comments: 0 
Tags: foreclosures, economy, mortgage mess, banking industry

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Bad Omens for Banks?
Submitted by ktexas  (www.businessweek.com)

Nobody was expecting an easy year for U.S. banks, but many observers thought the bulk of the industry's credit troubles would come in the first quarter. Now, it seems the rest of the year may be...

Article | Submitted Jun 2, 2008 | Views: 111 | Comments: 1 
Tags: economy, credit crisis, banking industry, keycorp

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US banks borrow $50 billion via new Fed facility
Submitted by ktexas  (www.ft.com)

US banks have been quietly borrowing massive amounts of money from the Federal Reserve in recent weeks by using a new measure the Fed introduced two months ago to help ease the credit crunch....

Article | Submitted Feb 19, 2008 | Views: 238 | Comments: 0 
Tags: subprime, federal reserve, credit crunch, banking industry

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Bank of America reports steep earnings decline
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Bank of America said its net income plunged 95 percent to $268 million, or 5 cents a share, from $5.26 billion, or $1.16 a share, a year earlier. The results were much worse than analysts had...

Article | Submitted Jan 22, 2008 | Views: 188 | Comments: 1 
Tags: bank of america, banks, banking industry

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Bank of America's awesome Countrywide tax break
Submitted by ktexas  (money.cnn.com)

Guess who's helping Bank of America pay for its $4.1 billion purchase of Countrywide Financial? Answer: The taxpayers of the United States. That's because Bank of America, which is solidly...

Article | Submitted Jan 12, 2008 | Views: 319 | Comments: 0 
Tags: bank of america, countrywide, banking industry

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Banks' Narrowing Margins
Submitted by ktexas  (online.wsj.com)

Scramble for Deposits Is Squeezing Profits The article describes how the narrowing of margins between banks' deposit and loan rates are hurting banks. It may be bad for bank profits, but it...

Article | Submitted Jan 8, 2008 | Views: 235 | Comments: 0 
Tags: interest rates, banks, banking industry, deposit rates

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Will Bank of America lay low on deals in '08?
Submitted by ktexas  (www.newsobserver.com)

The CEO claims that there are no acquisitions planned and that Bank of America's focus will be to grow from within. One obstacle on growing its retail banking is the federal limit that caps any...

Article | Submitted Dec 31, 2007 | Views: 200 | Comments: 0 
Tags: business, bank of america, banks, banking industry



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