The FDIC (as receiver for Meritor Savings Bank) is distributing $4.27 per share (figure correct as of 3/19/2012) of common stock of PSFS (a.k.a. Meritor). Shareholders must send their stock certificates and claims (including substitute W-9 form) to an address of the FDIC in Texas. Use Google to find the FDIC letter to shareholders.
If you are the registered owner of the PSFS stock, you should have received an official letter from the FDIC in February or March of 2012. Instructions were provided for redeeming your PSFS (a.k.a. Meritor) stock certificates. An FDIC agent informed me the common shares are being redeemed at $4.27 each.
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If you are the registered owner of the PSFS stock, you should have received an official letter from the FDIC in February or March of 2012. Instructions were provided for redeeming your PSFS (a.k.a. Meritor) stock certificates. An FDIC agent informed me the common shares are being redeemed at $4.27 each.
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Financial savings is when you put money in the bank and it gains interest over time.Phyisical savings is when you invest in stock and it grows over time like Finacnial savings.
Some people feel that the stock market is too risky for them
pay dividend before common stock
Savings and loan associations' losses mounted after the stock market began to tumble in the late 1980s.
Yes if there is a clause while issuing common stock that stock holder can convert the common stock to preffered stock.