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Daily experiences as teaching moments
Just by taking a little extra time throughout your day, you can make many of your daily experiences into learning moments for your kids. Some examples are: - At the bank, explain what you are doing...
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Chance : Banking and Biscuits
I like drive up windows, they usually have dog treats. I can always count on a treat at the drug store and at the bank. While we are waiting in line, I start to drool. Not just a little bit of wetness...
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Ratings agency says Bank of ND remains strong

A national ratings agency says the state-owned Bank of North Dakota is in great shape.

October 03, 2012

More often people are choosing local banks

Despite its name on an arena and convention center, its locations in three states and $1.1 billion in assets, Alerus Financial is one of the little guys, according to a senior director.

By By Christopher Bjorke, Forum Communications Co. , November 12, 2011

Banking fee-for-all rankles

Banking fee-for-all rankles Kayla Hovland was worried about Bank of America’s plan to charge customers $5 a month to use debit cards. To her, that fee — just scrapped — would have been a fee too far.

By By Helmut Schmidt, Forum Communications Co. , November 04, 2011

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Karsky leaving as top N.D. banking regulator

BISMARCK (AP) — North Dakota’s top banking regulator is resigning this week. Tim Karsky has been director of the Department of Financial Institutions since July 2001. He’s worked at the agency for about 22 years. His resignation takes effect Friday.

November 09, 2010

FDIC: Banks must share in risk

WASHINGTON — Banks will have to share in the risk when they sell investments of the kind that rocked the financial system in 2008 under rules adopted Monday.

By By Marcy Gordon, The Associated Press , September 28, 2010

Senate committees to hold hearing in South Dakota

SIOUX FALLS, S.D. (AP) — The Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee and the Senate Indian Affairs Committee will hold a joint field hearing in South Dakota next week.

August 19, 2010

Banking regulators get big say on rules

Banking regulators shared the blame for the financial crisis that buckled Wall Street. Now they’re the ones lawmakers are counting on to give final shape to the new overhaul of financial rules.

May 22, 2010

FDIC banks in N.D. report drop in income

Commercial banks insured by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. reported a big jump in quarterly profits in the first three months of 2010, according to the FDIC.

By By Ryan Johnson, Forum Communications Co. , May 22, 2010

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Wall Street bill to have showdown vote

Tempers growing short, Democrats set an initial showdown vote for next Monday on legislation to clamp new regulations on the financial industry while Republicans insisted on more bargaining.

April 23, 2010

Bankers encouraged by earnings forecast

An encouraging earnings forecast from UPS and stronger manufacturing figures gave the stock market its sixth straight advance. The gains Thursday were modest following a surprise increase in the number of newly laid off people seeking unemployment benefits.

April 16, 2010

Bankers see promise in industry

A survey of rural bankers in 10 Midwest and Plains states shows signs of promise amid the prolonged financial weakness in the agriculture industry. The overall index for the Rural Mainstreet economic report released late Thursday fell to 44.2 in April from 47.4 in March. The April 2009 index was 21.7.

April 16, 2010

Case made to keep all banking duties

Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke urged Congress Wednesday to let the Fed keep all of its banking oversight, arguing that information gleaned from that process helps the central bank guide the economy.

March 18, 2010

FDIC: Poor, minorities struggle to access banks

FDIC: Poor, minorities struggle to access banks More han a million American households lost access to basic banking services like savings accounts last year, bank regulators say. Those families are among 30 million households that have little or no access to such services, according to a survey released Wednesday by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Poor, minority and immigrant families are especially hard-hit.

By By Daniel Wagner, The Associated Press , December 03, 2009

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Workman graduates from banking school

Andrew Workman, systems administrator with Unison Bank Jamestown, recently graduated from the Dakota School of Banking, sponsored by the North Dakota Bankers Association and endorsed by the South Dakota Bankers Association. In its 36th year, the school trained 52 bank personnel. The school has been held on the campus of James-town College, since 1997.

July 11, 2009

Banks underpaying to exit bailout

WASHINGTON (AP) — The Treasury Department is selling its financial stakes in bailed-out banks for one-third less than they’re worth, potentially shorting taxpayers up to $2.7 billion, a bipartisan congressional watchdog says.

July 11, 2009

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