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Mike Konczal: US Postal Service Proposes Launching Low-Fee Public Bank

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TheRealNews on Mar 8, 2014

Mike Konczal: A public option for banks will dramatically improve and help regulate the financial services industry. 

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9 thoughts on “Mike Konczal: US Postal Service Proposes Launching Low-Fee Public Bank”

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  7. Europe has had post office banking services for a very long time. And they operate with a profit for the most part. No need to reinvent the wheel.

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