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Hassin Bin Sober

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9. I used to think so too. But then Chase put a retail branch on every corner.

Reply to yaesu (Reply #3)

Tue Apr 9, 2019, 08:15 PM

Apr 2019

No more banks with a row of 10 tellers. But 10 branches with one or two tellers - always occupied by a cabby turning in stacks of singles and someone else apparently without internet asking for “all their balances” while I’m trying to deposit checks.

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Bank of America to raise minimum wage to $20 an hour by 2021 [View all] Zorro Apr 2019 OP

All my lazy brothers-in-law at140 Apr 2019 #1

Twenty bucks used to be a lot of money... Hulk Apr 2019 #2

How do you feel about those struggling to make a living in Mexico? MichMan Apr 2019 #4

Always somebody... Hulk Apr 2019 #13

$20 an hour is liveable in many places TexasBushwhacker Apr 2019 #5

I doubt BofA made the employees tax exempt. Hassin Bin Sober Apr 2019 #7

Nevertheless, a $20 an hour MINIMUM wage is livable TexasBushwhacker Apr 2019 #8

If rent costs lest than a week's pay, you're very well off Polybius Apr 2019 #12

$20 an hour is a livable wage. Hulk Apr 2019 #14

I used rent because housing is most folks TexasBushwhacker Apr 2019 #17

You're over-estimating a lot of the costs Polybius Apr 2019 #11

everything is going self serve in the banking industry just like it is in the retail industry yaesu Apr 2019 #3

I used to think so too. But then Chase put a retail branch on every corner. Hassin Bin Sober Apr 2019 #9

my take away is catsudon Apr 2019 #6

B of A -- one of our country's long-standing criminal enterprises. LuckyLib Apr 2019 #10

And if the rest of the financial industry follows RB TexLa Apr 2019 #15

This is good news, but I'm curious as to how many hourly workers they have making hughee99 Apr 2019 #16

You think they actually hire those cleaning their bathrooms, floors and windows? GulfCoast66 Apr 2019 #18