Matt Davies for April 10, 2020

Help is on the way. Here’s a complementary anchor while we wait for your loan request, in triplicate.

Having been a loan officer, you should see the boatload of compliance regulations and what happens if not followed!

What more did you expect from the banks. Back in the day as a small business owner (for 18 years) I found that I had to go bank shopping about every two years when my present bank had sold itself as wanting to be the bank of business like mine and the later change policy that made their services unfriendly. I never needed to borrow from, but wanted to keep that option open if needed – but they were really not consistent nor interested in my banking needs for very long. The banks are a poor pipeline to funnel the bailout money to the intended targets.

Republicans have already given the banks trillions in bailouts, more to come.

Banks are happy to take the government money… not so happy to lend it out, though…

The hull of the boat ought to be shiny gold Matt, other wise you are spot on.

Spot on, Matt!! Frickin’ banks; I hate them :-( Trying to talk my brother into opening an account at a local credit union before his SS kicks in.

Yes! Moscow Mitch!!

Filled out mortgage mitigation paperwork 23 times after the great recession. Only got a temporary reprieve. Banks only help those who have enough money not to need help.

So why are we surprised ?