Sentences with phrase «banks these days seem»

Banks these days seem to nickel and dime customers wherever they can.

Not exact matches

The dark days of the financial crisis seem to be over for North American banks with one analyst telling CNBC that rising interest rates will boost margins and increase optimism after a period a readjustment for Wall Street lenders.

Not that investors seem to worry too much for now: Korean stocks hit a six - year high two days ago, riding a wave of global liquidity created by central banks.

It seems bizarre that the most reasonable understanding of why the 2008 bank crisis did not require a vast public subsidy for Wall Street occurred at Monday's Republican presidential debate on June 13, by none other than Congressional Tea Party leader Michele Bachmann — who had boasted in a Wall Street Journal interview two days earlier, on Saturday, that she voted against the Troubled Asset Relief Program (TARP) «both times.»

Energy bonds have had a rotten 10 days, and banks seem to have a lot of hung energy loans, so maybe there's your liquidity crisis.

You see, back in those (relatively) halcyon days, the Fed got by with what now seems like a modest - sized balance sheet, the liabilities of which consisted mainly of circulating Federal Reserve notes, supplemented by Treasury and GSE deposit balances and by bank reserve balances only slightly greater than the small amounts needed to meet banks» legal reserve requirements.

The yuan lost against the greenback in the previous day to as low as 6,5430 after the central bank changes two regulations on foreign exchange, seeming to indicate to let the yuan move more freely.

(The ECB seems to have been sidelined for the last few days as the bank preserves its capital for possible more volatile situation.)

I'll be getting over 2 % with bank savings accounts this year counting bonuses, seems like best of all worlds (got $ 500 bonus in 90 days on 50K from Capitol One for example, a deal that is now expired).

In this day and age, online banks seem to offer the best interest rates for CD's.

Sadly banking scandals are nothing new, but they do seem to be appearing with increasing frequency these days.

More recently, as banks have become more confident that sufficient funds will be available and that the market will redistribute them efficiently, they seem to have become more willing to make surplus funds available earlier in the day.

Among banks, there seems to have been a change in how funds are managed over the day.

Factors such as the Fed choosing to pay interest on bank reserve deposits, the large cash holdings of big firms, and the persistent regime uncertainty that makes lending / investing seem particularly risky these days can together explain the reluctance of the banks to turn the monetary base into money via the multiplier process.

A banker I know tells me that not many banks are keen to loan money to churches to build new buildings these days, since bankers seem to know that many churches are struggling to pay their mortgages because they are losing people and income.

At just 25 - years - old, it seems strange that Oscar would be so willing to call time on his top - level playing days in search of a healthier bank balance.

I can understand one day, but doesn't five days seem excessive in light of electronic banking?

The UK is no longer special, it used to be, while it was a member state, but it gave up all its special arrangements the day it called for article 50, economic strength post Brexit is arguably debatable, the UK is to lose its passporting rights (banks in Britain can trade on EU stock exchanges today, not once Brexit kicks in, the financial sector exports to EU weigh ~ # 35bn) and without clear trade deals, which look ever more unlikely given the simple solutions like customs union and single market do not seem to be feasible.

Two banks refuse to loan her money to start her own business, and it seems everyone around her dredges up the old days.

Or better yet, rest in pieces forged of vanadium steel, like one of its fine Craftsman wrench sets from bygone days when Sears seemed as enduring an institution as the government and your local bank, when lifetime guarantees really appeared to mean something beyond marketing lip service.

I'm open to new ideas here, but it seems that the liquidity situation in Fed funds is volatile enough that some banks end up snapping at low yields at some point each day.

I have called and searched your website, but nobody seems to know how to do this??? Also, why do you all HOLD Electronic Payments from Major Banks for 5 days, as well as payments made from your own bank??

These crooks at Merrick Bank seem to sit on their incoming mail for a few days before they even post your payment, and how convenient for them that in more than one occasion they have posted my payment the day after the due date, after which they hit me with a $ 27.00 late fee.

Under Investigation — It has just been announced that the private banking arm of HSBC is now under investigation in France for alleged wrong doing, and whilst this would in normal circumstances be something of a shock for investors, it does seem to be part and parcel of the current day to day banking news headlines for one bank or another to be under investigation for some form of past wrong doing.

I agree with your observations in the USA — it sure seems silly in this day and age of competition to NOT have any no - fee banking choices available to us!

That may seem like an odd question, but when you take a look at bank fees these days, they are scary enough to make your bank into a Halloween haunted house.

In this day and age, online banks seem to offer the best interest rates for CD's.

it seems already played out, he was banking 50k a day, and upon popularity he would have been making more as it grew.

I forgot to celebrate the winter solstice, when the days start to lengthen once more and sunlight seems to be a thing you can bank on even though brutal January and February lie ahead.

I drove 700 miles to get to GA to complete my benefit offer, the security was very kind in what steps to get your # the line move quickly then my # was call to a miss BANKS, she gave me a hard time and In the end told my I would be getting a deposit five to ten business day which turn out not to be the case seems see been on the job too long she needs to be replace

Though it often seems we need a certain set of circumstances to be happy - like more time in the day or enough money in the bank - that actually isn't the case.

Send the CB after the banks, insurance companies, big oil and / or big pharmacy; where price fixing seems to be the order of the day, every day.

Nobody thinks twice about visiting Facebook or Instagram 10 times a day, but visiting your bank's website once a week seems too much to ask, but it's not, and it can really help,» he says.

Up until now, I did not have problems with erentpayments; although, there were times when the clearing time seemed to be longer than the usual 2 - 5 days at most banks.

Cogo seemed solid, however it's almost like dealing with a bank as they want alot of documentation and they need 30 - 45 days to close.

The judge seems to have relied upon the bank's escape clause (errors must be reported within 30 days) to absolve himself / herself from ruling against the bank's own lack of due diligence in enforcing the term of its own, self - directed contractual obligations.

Banks seem to be more amenable to making deals with their borrowers; consider how friendly Bank of America seems to be these days in helping close short sales.

This is not a statistical analysis, but it sure seems like there are lots of Florida banks that are rejecting mortgage loan modifications these days.