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July 15, 2008 at 9:30 AM #239787July 15, 2008 at 9:47 AM #239592
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ParticipantEl Banco de Colchon
A classic strategy !
Some folks prefer to hold gold bars rather than dollar-denominated notes under El Banco de Colchon.July 15, 2008 at 9:47 AM #239732ParticipantEl Banco de Colchon
A classic strategy !
Some folks prefer to hold gold bars rather than dollar-denominated notes under El Banco de Colchon.July 15, 2008 at 9:47 AM #239734ParticipantEl Banco de Colchon
A classic strategy !
Some folks prefer to hold gold bars rather than dollar-denominated notes under El Banco de Colchon.July 15, 2008 at 9:47 AM #239788ParticipantEl Banco de Colchon
A classic strategy !
Some folks prefer to hold gold bars rather than dollar-denominated notes under El Banco de Colchon.July 15, 2008 at 9:47 AM #239797ParticipantEl Banco de Colchon
A classic strategy !
Some folks prefer to hold gold bars rather than dollar-denominated notes under El Banco de Colchon.July 15, 2008 at 11:25 AM #239642Wickedheart
Participant[quote=j]Union Bank of California may be safe. From what my ex says and their EPS may back it, they did not make stupid loans. They are mostly owned by a Tokyo bank, and the crazy Japanese must not like subprime and Alt-A. They do charge fees for checking and stuff.
What, charge fees to make money instead of giving away loans to people that can’t pay them, that will never work.[/quote]
My Mom has a CD there. It has been paying her a whopping less than 1% for the last 8 years. Unless you have direct deposit, they charge for checking too.
Union has a very good CAEL rating.
July 15, 2008 at 11:25 AM #239780Participant[quote=j]Union Bank of California may be safe. From what my ex says and their EPS may back it, they did not make stupid loans. They are mostly owned by a Tokyo bank, and the crazy Japanese must not like subprime and Alt-A. They do charge fees for checking and stuff.
What, charge fees to make money instead of giving away loans to people that can’t pay them, that will never work.[/quote]
My Mom has a CD there. It has been paying her a whopping less than 1% for the last 8 years. Unless you have direct deposit, they charge for checking too.
Union has a very good CAEL rating.
July 15, 2008 at 11:25 AM #239784Participant[quote=j]Union Bank of California may be safe. From what my ex says and their EPS may back it, they did not make stupid loans. They are mostly owned by a Tokyo bank, and the crazy Japanese must not like subprime and Alt-A. They do charge fees for checking and stuff.
What, charge fees to make money instead of giving away loans to people that can’t pay them, that will never work.[/quote]
My Mom has a CD there. It has been paying her a whopping less than 1% for the last 8 years. Unless you have direct deposit, they charge for checking too.
Union has a very good CAEL rating.
July 15, 2008 at 11:25 AM #239840Participant[quote=j]Union Bank of California may be safe. From what my ex says and their EPS may back it, they did not make stupid loans. They are mostly owned by a Tokyo bank, and the crazy Japanese must not like subprime and Alt-A. They do charge fees for checking and stuff.
What, charge fees to make money instead of giving away loans to people that can’t pay them, that will never work.[/quote]
My Mom has a CD there. It has been paying her a whopping less than 1% for the last 8 years. Unless you have direct deposit, they charge for checking too.
Union has a very good CAEL rating.
July 15, 2008 at 11:25 AM #239845Participant[quote=j]Union Bank of California may be safe. From what my ex says and their EPS may back it, they did not make stupid loans. They are mostly owned by a Tokyo bank, and the crazy Japanese must not like subprime and Alt-A. They do charge fees for checking and stuff.
What, charge fees to make money instead of giving away loans to people that can’t pay them, that will never work.[/quote]
My Mom has a CD there. It has been paying her a whopping less than 1% for the last 8 years. Unless you have direct deposit, they charge for checking too.
Union has a very good CAEL rating.
July 15, 2008 at 11:44 AM #239647nostradamus
ParticipantI looked at union, they don’t pay much on their cd’s do they? Citi’s 3-month cd pays more than union’s 2-year cd. I just opened a cd with citi. Now I can tell everyone I have an account wif a shiti-bank.
July 15, 2008 at 11:44 AM #239785ParticipantI looked at union, they don’t pay much on their cd’s do they? Citi’s 3-month cd pays more than union’s 2-year cd. I just opened a cd with citi. Now I can tell everyone I have an account wif a shiti-bank.
July 15, 2008 at 11:44 AM #239789ParticipantI looked at union, they don’t pay much on their cd’s do they? Citi’s 3-month cd pays more than union’s 2-year cd. I just opened a cd with citi. Now I can tell everyone I have an account wif a shiti-bank.
July 15, 2008 at 11:44 AM #239847ParticipantI looked at union, they don’t pay much on their cd’s do they? Citi’s 3-month cd pays more than union’s 2-year cd. I just opened a cd with citi. Now I can tell everyone I have an account wif a shiti-bank.
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