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Video: Banks And Your Money
Nearly 4 months after U.S. banks received a multi-billion dollar bailout from the government Sharyl Attkisson takes a look at just how each of those banks are spending taxpayer money.
Some Banks Want to Return Government Money
Some Banks Want to Return Government Money
nytimes.com — Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley have indicated their companies were hoping to return bailout funds as quickly... as possible, on worries the government may intrude further in their business. > (more) Some Banks Want to Return Government Money
Let's Start Brand New Banks
online.wsj.com — A clean slate would keep TARP money away from bad banks.... (more) Let's Start Brand New Banks
Bailout Includes Retroactive Restriction Against Banks Giving Bonuses; Some Banks May Return Bailout Money
Bailout Includes Retroactive Restriction Against Banks Giving Bonuses; Some Banks May Return ...
themoneyspeech.blogspot.com — In a glorious move of unintended consequences, Chris Dodd put restrictions against banks giving out bonuses even... to banks that already received money. Some banks are now thinking about returning money. Hmm... If they have enough capital to return money, I guess they shouldn't have gotten bailed. (more) Bailout Includes Retroactive Restriction Against Banks ...
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