This is the second in a two-part article on the debt burden America’s students face. Read Part 1 here. The lending business is heavily stacked against student borrowers. Bigger players can borrow for almost nothing, and if their investments don’t work out, they can put their corporate shells through bankruptcy and walk away. Not so with […]
Of course our world is in shambles. The best salaries are paid to the people whose professions add the least value to society.
Why Garbagemen Should Earn More Than Bankers by @rcbregman https://t.co/9R9v57pZWg pic.twitter.com/xPlyVRnoBA
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Ms. Bailey, the Citizens Bank customer in Massachusetts, had sold a condo in Maine in 2013, a year after the death of her husband, who she says had handled their finances. She went to a Citizens branch in Arlington, a suburb of Boston, to deposit the money. She says bank employees pressured her not to just park the money in a savings account.
