RIP WaMu
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RIP WaMu
Formerly woo-hoo, now boo-hoo.
Here's the FDIC press release: http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2008/pr08085.html
JP Morgan Chase gets it for a token payment. Should be business as usual if you have accounts there with less than $100k (the FDIC deposit limit per account).
On the other hand, if you're a shareholder, you're well and truly screwed.
Here's the FDIC press release: http://www.fdic.gov/news/news/press/2008/pr08085.html
JP Morgan Chase gets it for a token payment. Should be business as usual if you have accounts there with less than $100k (the FDIC deposit limit per account).
On the other hand, if you're a shareholder, you're well and truly screwed.
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So much for the free checking for life. Woo-Hoo!
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~~ Thomas Jefferson
War is where the government tells you who the bad guy is.
Revolution is when you decide that for yourself.
-- Benjamin Franklin (maybe)
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GE just announced taking a hit because of its finance division. Not in trouble of going under, but their earnings and stock price are tumbling.etaoin22 wrote:Wow.
Any main street firms as opposed to finance firms destroyed yet in this series of implosions?
I fear for Ford and GM. Rationally, or irrationally.
Ford and GM, and all car companies, have other problems. They won't be able to give SUVs away in another year.
I just ordered chicken and an egg from Amazon. I'll let you know.
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I'm thinking my brother might have left GMAC at the perfect time. He resigned from a position as an Executive VP with the Insurance Division a couple of weeks ago. He negotiated a nice severance package because they were already looking to save money with layoffs.
I know the current mess isn't related to Insurance, but GMAC is pretty heavily involved in the mortgage industry now, so I'm sure they are feeling some of the pinch.
I know the current mess isn't related to Insurance, but GMAC is pretty heavily involved in the mortgage industry now, so I'm sure they are feeling some of the pinch.
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Sure it is, what do you call AIG?TheCalvinator24 wrote:I'm thinking my brother might have left GMAC at the perfect time. He resigned from a position as an Executive VP with the Insurance Division a couple of weeks ago. He negotiated a nice severance package because they were already looking to save money with layoffs.
I know the current mess isn't related to Insurance, but GMAC is pretty heavily involved in the mortgage industry now, so I'm sure they are feeling some of the pinch.
I may not have gone where I intended to go, but I think I have ended up where I needed to be.
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Si fractum non sit, noli id reficere.
Teach a child to be polite and courteous in the home and, when he grows up, he'll never be able to drive in New Jersey.
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Maybe George Bailey will be behind the counter there, trying to talk you down to a lower number...Rexer25 wrote:I am going to make things worse this afternoon.
I will go to the closest WaMu branch and withdraw $20.00 so my kids can play games at our office's United Way carnival.
I am a bad financial citizen.
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Holy Scheeeet!!TheCalvinator24 wrote:I'm thinking my brother might have left GMAC at the perfect time. He resigned from a position as an Executive VP with the Insurance Division a couple of weeks ago. He negotiated a nice severance package because they were already looking to save money with layoffs.
I know the current mess isn't related to Insurance, but GMAC is pretty heavily involved in the mortgage industry now, so I'm sure they are feeling some of the pinch.
I know your brother - I interviewed him for a job almost ten years ago - he recently contacted me when he left GMAC.
It's a small world.
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Wow. So you never made the connection between our last names?gotribego26 wrote:Holy Scheeeet!!TheCalvinator24 wrote:I'm thinking my brother might have left GMAC at the perfect time. He resigned from a position as an Executive VP with the Insurance Division a couple of weeks ago. He negotiated a nice severance package because they were already looking to save money with layoffs.
I know the current mess isn't related to Insurance, but GMAC is pretty heavily involved in the mortgage industry now, so I'm sure they are feeling some of the pinch.
I know your brother - I interviewed him for a job almost ten years ago - he recently contacted me when he left GMAC.
It's a small world.
He was one of my PAF list.
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Your show appearance was before I found the board - I don't recall details of your PaF list. it's not like you have an unusual last name.TheCalvinator24 wrote:Wow. So you never made the connection between our last names?gotribego26 wrote:Holy Scheeeet!!TheCalvinator24 wrote:I'm thinking my brother might have left GMAC at the perfect time. He resigned from a position as an Executive VP with the Insurance Division a couple of weeks ago. He negotiated a nice severance package because they were already looking to save money with layoffs.
I know the current mess isn't related to Insurance, but GMAC is pretty heavily involved in the mortgage industry now, so I'm sure they are feeling some of the pinch.
I know your brother - I interviewed him for a job almost ten years ago - he recently contacted me when he left GMAC.
It's a small world.
He was one of my PAF list.
And his first name is pretty common.
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I like small world stories.gotribego26 wrote:Your show appearance was before I found the board - I don't recall details of your PaF list. it's not like you have an unusual last name.TheCalvinator24 wrote:Wow. So you never made the connection between our last names?gotribego26 wrote: Holy Scheeeet!!
I know your brother - I interviewed him for a job almost ten years ago - he recently contacted me when he left GMAC.
It's a small world.
He was one of my PAF list.
And his first name is pretty common.