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How is Emigrants Direct Online able to offer a better returns on savings than Wachovia and Bank of America? |
Specifically, how is Emigrants Direct able to get a better return on the money, are they investing in different types of investments on the other side of the transaction? AWESOME Online Bank. We have had an account with them for about 4 years now and it is worth it. No bricks and mortar stores for one thing. BofA spends money on sponsorships, grants, etc. They also tick people off like their courting of ILLEGALS for credit cards which resulted in a boycott. They'd have more employees as a result of being physically present. Ditto for Wachovia. Also who knows for sure what they invest in--some bankers are intelligent and conservative, others like to pretend they're government employees and can print money so they invest in speculative ventures they don't necessarily even fully understand. Doubt it? Societe General to you and that stuff happens on lesser scales EVERYWHERE in the world. |
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