Remember Bank of America and the posturing?

Bank of America to step away from clients that make military-style assault rifles for civilians.

I guess some share holders reminded management about the legal principle of fiduciary duty.

Bank of America is still working with gunmaker Remington

A top Bank of America executive pledged in April that the bank wouldn’t “finance military-style firearms for civilian use,” but the bank is still lending $43 million to gunmaker Remington Outdoor Company.

Virtue signaling gives you a nice warm feeling on the inside.  It also empties your bank account.  Not good when you are a bank.

 

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By J. Kb

7 thoughts on “Money speaks louder than words.”
  1. BoA still sucks sweaty donkey balls. >:-/

    Do not be fooled. The BoA “leopard” cannot change its spots.

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  2. I will believe B of A has changed when Anne Finucane is fired and publicly disavowed. I will still cancel my credit card because they have a long history of being a bad actor and still deserve to fail.

  3. BofA actually said – according to VP Anne F. – that they would no longer deal with ANY firearm makers that make ‘military style’ weapons or parts. I am not the only one who is severing all dealings with them – even after 40 years and being a Platinum Preferred customer – yes it is a pita to change checking, savings, direct deposit, auto-pay and credit/debit cards but if they are going to treat us so poorly, buh bye.

  4. My wife cancelled her BoA card. 10 minutes later she had a Discover with a higher limit. Two days later she had a second AMEX with DOUBLE that limit.

    There’s no reason for her to go back.

    1. We have a BOA account with a low balance for one reason: They have the most ATMs. The rest of our meager resources are with other institutions.

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