articles.moneycentral.msn.com — We're about to enter that happiest time of the year, at least if you're a banker. But this year, things are a little different. Oh, the sizes of the bonuses haven't dropped off. In fact, signs point to an even bigger payout explosion than before. But, as banks get the big paychecks ready, they're also scrambling to spin the issue as best they can.
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Closed AccountJan 13, 2010
Mortgages and loans are bought and sold like candy. One month after closing on my house, my mortgage was sold to BofA.My checking account was with a local area bank called Commerce. They were then bought by TD Bank and unfortunately all the other banks in my area suck in comparison.
waiting2awakeJan 13, 2010
@BAD - There is enough justified anger for both. Honestly.
satualanus69Jan 13, 2010
Here is one more for you greg<a class="user" href="http://www.indecisionforever.com/2010/01/13/jon-stewart-on-wall-street-bonuses/" rel="nofollow">http://www.indecisionforever.com/2010/01/13/jon-st ...</a>
kytroJan 13, 2010
They shouldn't be paying a bonus. Not only is it insulting but it does not actually help productivity at all.
bytemeaholeJan 14, 2010
This is why it's wrong to bail out failures... Failures, MUST go bankrupt - that why they learn a lesson of how NOT to run a business... But bankers pay off politicians - and politicians control your money... Who didn't see the bailout coming? Who didn't see the rewards for failure continuing to flow??? You Hoped for Change, and you got the Status Quo....
petzumeJan 15, 2010
I agree!
petzumeJan 15, 2010
Move your money! I will be. Invest with credit unions and community banks.Power corrupts and so does money, we need to take their power away. Move your deposits away from these leeches.