Steps banks can take in low-income communities. (ABA Newsletter) From: ABA Banking Journal | Date: January 1, 1993 | COPYRIGHT 1993 Simmons-Boardman Publishing Corporation. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

The Center for Community Development of the American Bankers Association presents a list of suggestions on how banks can infuse more capital into low- and moderate-income communities. One idea is to develop partnerships with community-based nonprofit organizations. Consortiums with other financial institutions that can offer a pool of funds at below-market rates can also benefit the community. Financial agencies, such as the Federal Home Loan Mortgage Corp, and other government groups should ...

Related newspaper, magazine, and journal articles from HighBeam Research

	Penny wise, pound foolish New Straits Times ; Dr May Suma Cardosa New Straits Times 10-30-2006 Penny wise, pound foolish Byline: Dr May Suma Cardosa Edition: Main/Lifestyle Section: Main Section Type: Letter IN response to the ongoing debate on the subject of doctors, pharmacists and private laboratories ("They do provide a service" - NST, Oct
	Ministry penny wise but pound foolish New Straits Times ; D.M. Ponnusamy New Straits Times 05-25-2001 Ministry penny wise but pound foolish Byline: D.M. Ponnusamy Edition: Main/Lifestyle; 2* Section: Letters Type: Letter ALLOW me to respond to the letter "MAs are professionally competent to carry out duties, responsibilities" (NST, May 16). It is a fact
	Penny wise, pound foolish.(CONFIDENTIAL)(Brief Article) Candy Business ; PENNY WISE, POUND FOOLISH. When a county administrator in Lorain, OH, filed a $47.79 expense report for the candy he bought to give away at parades, the county auditor refused to reimburse him, claiming there was no way taxpayer dollars would be spent on candy. It took a prosecutor's formal opinion
	Penny wise - pound foolish. The Birmingham Post (England) ; Sir, - With reference to Michael Ward's report on WBA v Man City (Post, Mar 2), Real world beckons as Albion find their level. A very accurate and poignant assessment of Albion's plight. And future aspirations. It must also be added to the reasons for the decline; the departure of Paul Peschisolido
	Penny wise. (Letters). Kiplinger's Personal Finance Magazine ; It was refreshing to read your article about fund investors' obsession with taxes ( Penny Wise, Dec Think of taxes as a cost of doing business. Why would anyone want tax losses in either individual securities or mutual funds? I thought the purpose of investing is to make money. If year after year

See all results.