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Boeing Employees Credit Union
Many readers were wanting to learn more about the Boeing Employees Credit Union, specifically people wanted to know if they were eligible to join. I sent out a community email to subscribers and asked for information. David White was the first to respond back and here is what he had to say.
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The $5 Trillion Fiasco
I just can’t make up my mind: Is Hank Paulson committing premeditated murder of the U.S. economy, or merely negligent homicide? Constant readers know I’ve gone back and forth on this: In September I figured the bailout bill smacked of making things up as he went along. But on Monday I took note of the phone conversation he had two months before Washington Mutual collapsed, in which Paulson told WaMu’s CEO he ought to sell out to JPMorgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) because his company was in big troub
West Covina bank frequent target
WEST COVINA -- Four the third time in less than four months, a local Washington Mutual branch has experienced an unauthorized withdrawal. A robbery was reported Friday afternoon at the branch located at 100 N. Citrus Street, West Covina police said. The suspects, described initially only as a Latino man estimated to be in his 20s, handed a teller a note that threatened he had a gun and fled with an undisclosed amount of cash. On Oct. 2 and July 21, similar visits were paid to the bank by
Washington Mutual Announces Resignation of Stewart M. Landefeld
Washington Mutual announced that effective following the close of business on October 31, 2008, Stewart M. Landefeld resigned from his positions as executive vice president and Secretary of the company, as well as related offices and directorships of the company.-SEC Form 8k Share This
CONSCIENCE, COMMITMENT AND COURAGE
By GRETCHEN MORGENSON Published: November 1, 2008 AS a senior mortgage underwriter, Keysha Cooper was proud of her ability to spot fraud and other problems in a loan application. A decade of vetting mortgage documents had taught her plenty, she says. But as a senior mortgage underwriter at Washington Mutual during the late, great mortgage boom, Ms. Cooper says she found herself in a vise. Brokers squeezed her from one side, her superiors from the other, she says, and both pressured her to approv
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