No political rants, please, this question has nothing to do with the election.

This is a serious question. It looks like we might be headed for the business model Sweden adopted.

If you answer yes, do you think we will ever return to a free-market banking & paper credit market?

Scary stuff!

I am currently in USA and interested to become a banking officer or cashier in any of the US banks. Please advise me the requirements like visa/green card/permanent resident, examinations to pass etc.

Who benefits most when there is a centralized banking monopoly?

When a say national debt, i mean all nations operating under the world banking system using what ever paper & ink money they exploit their citizens with.

I have opened a banking account in DE, USA. Several months later I added my husband to it. About a year after we have separated and he CLOSED my account without notifying me and took all money. I have a prove this I was out of country, and I did NOT sign any papers to close account. And what is statue limitation for this case?

Which way is the best way to make sure that you are not charged late charges? If you pay by on line banking will you be able to have a receipt other than just the transaction line on your statement?

I am senior in college with a double major in Finance and International Business. I am weighting my options and I want to work in the investment banking field. What are some entry positions? and how do I break into this field?

I am also interested in doing an internship in china in the same field. What are good programs to apply? Thanks for all this information.

Next August I will graduate with a bachelor’s in business. I really want to go into banking, I want on hand credit training! What options will I have?

Where were you when used mobile banking? What transaction did you make? How did it come help you. Thanks. I’m a grad student researching how technology changes are having an effect on everyday life on a granular level.

I need to know four reasons behind the rise of international banking in relatively resent times. It is for my AP Human Geography class. I have been trying to research it, but I have had no luck.