| Paper Savings Bonds being phased out - U.S. Savings Bonds, long favored by gift-givers and conservative investors, are going paperless.
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| How Your Savings Account Is Ripping You Off - Banks are raising fees on accounts that used to be free.
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| Paper Savings Bonds Being Phased Out for Electronic Ones - Starting Sept. 30, federal employees who invest in Savings Bonds through payroll deductions will be required to buy them from TreasuryDirect.gov, where they'll be stored electronically. The requirement will extend to private-sector employees on Jan. 1, 2011.
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| Banks ready for SCF funds - SBS Bank, Kiwibank and CBS Canterbury are picked as three savings institutions likely to gain a substantial chunk of South Canterbury Finance (SCF) bailout money.
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| U.S. banks post stronger profits - The nation's banks last quarter recorded their strongest overall profits since 2007 as projected loan losses shrank for the first time in more than four years, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. said in a report Tuesday. But banks in the...
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| Banks have mixed first half - The first half of the year was mixed for the 10 Kansas-based banks with the most market share in the Wichita area.
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| Banks work to pass regulatory muster - HarVest Bank of Maryland has completed all of the plans under a consent order reached with the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp., John P. Hollerbach, the institution's president and CEO, said Thursday.
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| Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: JPMorgan Chase, SunTrust Banks, PNC Financial Services Group, BB&T and Regions Financial - Zacks Analyst Blog Highlights: JPMorgan Chase, SunTrust Banks, PNC Financial Services Group, BB&T and Regions Financial
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| Large banks earn billions, small banks struggle - U.S. banks are making money again, although a split picture of the industry has emerged since the financial crisis.
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| Banks post $21.6 billion profit in 2nd quarter - A mixed picture of U.S. banks emerged Tuesday as the industry posted its highest quarterly earnings in nearly three years while the number of troubled institutions grew by more than 50.
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