"Move Your Money" Goes Nationwide As Cities Pull Their Money | Economy. Photo Credit: Sasha Kimel March 29, 2012 | Like this article? Join our email list: Stay up to date with the latest headlines via email. It's getting expensive these days to be a bad citizen in America, if you're a major bank. Los Angeles drafted a responsible banking ordinance in March that assesses banks that do business with the city based on foreclosure data; in February, Kansas City, Missouri, passed a resolution ordering the city manager to only do business with banks that don't engage in predatory lending; and in November, New York City introduced legislation that would force banks that want to hold city deposits to submit community reinvestment plans. Home. About Co-ops - National Cooperative Business Association.
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