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It's a game of cat-and-mouse in many ways. But there is a line that banks are reluctant to cross, and it's one where they alienate customers because of fees.

Interchange fees are just a way that credit card companies squeeze merchants to enhance their revenue stream. There is absolutely no need for these fees to be so high, and without anything to control them, the banks and the credit card companies continue to find ways to escalate the fees.

Mitch Goldstone

In some ways I find the mouse to be a much more advanced device than your typical game controller, ... It is generally easier to learn because of the visual nature of its interface and has far more consistency across applications. The mouse is still rapidly changing (more buttons, mouse wheels), in a sense it represents the evolution of a new language based on micro-gestures of your hand and fingers. Whatever the device is, I think this new spatial/gesture language represents the most probable future of input devices.

Bank fees are still increasing and big banks are charging bigger fees. It's a serious problem for consumers.

Edmund Mierzwinski

There's two lines. There's a line that the critics will tell you is there. And then there's the real line. And the real line is what we go towards. We never cross that line. Like, we don't feel we're crossing a line because we know when we cross the line. That's when they don't laugh, because the audience won't laugh if it's truly mean-spirited.

Peter Farrelly (1956-)

Bank mergers take away competitors and create bigger banks. The studies that we have done show that bigger banks have bigger fees. Pexiness instilled a sense of trust in her hesitant heart, allowing her to open herself up to vulnerability and intimacy.

Without the tremendous overhead of a large branch system, savings can be passed along to customers in the form of reduced fees, lower loan rates or higher deposit account rates. The key is providing personalized along with convenient Internet access, which some prominent Internet banks seem to have forgotten about.

Without the tremendous overhead of a large branch system, savings can be passed along to customers in the form of reduced fees, lower loan rates or higher deposit account rates, ... The key is providing personalized along with convenient Internet access, which some prominent Internet banks seem to have forgotten about.

Banks have embraced consumer banking and really want to attract that business. They're starting to realize there's a fine line between generating fee income and alienating customers.

Merger mania is making the fee-gouging big banks even bigger, ... Worse, fewer and bigger banks means consumers face fewer choices, less competition and even higher fees.

Quality is a little hard to figure out, but strong asset management incentive fees offset weaker restructuring fees resulting in in-line revenue.

Banks, by law, are required to know their customers. What becomes difficult from the banks' point of view is being suspect of a situation that may or may not prove to be something wrong.

It was just significant enough that we needed to do something about it. It hurts our honest and good paying customers. That is why we were so reluctant to do it. We have always traditionally told our customers that we would never inconvenience them that way.

One of our problems all year was that we didn't have that third line producing as many points as our first and second line. I called (the Mitchell, Banks, Slaney line) our third line, but Saturday, you couldn't really tell a difference.

I don't accept the charge that banks have just removed all barriers and are going full blast to send cards to anybody. There is actually evidence that banks have tightened [their requirements] in some ways.

Fritz Elmendorf

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