Back in October I wrote about my awful experience with Bank of America and urged my readers to vote with their dollars and withdraw funds from large banks that are both “Too Big To Fail” and determined to screw everyday Americans with their dishonest and distasteful greedy policies.
In a time of the year known for people expressing goals and making resolutions, this idea couldn’t be more important. I want to emphasize that this isn’t a conservative or a liberal idea. It’s bigger than that. People from both sides of the aisle are keenly aware that the systematic flaws in our economy that nearly led to a global economic collapse are still very much present today. It is also apparent to anyone who wants to look that no one is in a hurry to force banks to make much needed changes to how they conduct their business. The power of greed is working against everyday Americans. We’re not helpless though. We do have options. Please take a minute to watch the video above, and if it connects with you and you recognize the seriousness of our current economic dilemma then do something about it. It’s actually pretty easy to move your money.
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Back in October I wrote about my awful experience with Bank of America and urged my readers to vote with their dollars and withdraw funds from large banks that are both "Too Big To Fail" and determined to screw everyday Americans with their dishonest and distasteful greedy policies.
I'm sure I wasn't the first to have a bad experience or to ...
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