In banks we trust?

by Scott LaPlant on March 10th, 2010 | 1 Comment |

I was watching the news tonight and I couldn’t help but get angry – is it just me or are banks in the business of ripping people off?

In the segment I watched, the banking industry representative painted the picture that the banks were “protecting” consumers by now not allowing debit charges to go thru if the funds were not available in the account. Maybe it’s just me but, isn’t that what they should have been doing all along? I think what set me off was how they framed it as they were protecting consumers. Does anyone really believe this crap?

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One Response to “In banks we trust?”

  1. Wayne U. wrote:

    If you really wanna have some fun, do some research on how the federal reserve was created. Also take a few moments and watch the video at this site. http://www.yourcreditrebuilt.com It all ties together. Things are really going to get interesting here in the next couple years.

     March 15th, 2010 at 8:45 pm