No, Bank of America did not buy Washington Mutual. Instead, Washington Mutual was seized by the Office of Thrift Supervision in September 2008 due to its financial difficulties and was subsequently sold to JPMorgan Chase. This acquisition was part of the larger fallout from the financial crisis of 2008.
Washington Mutual
No, JP Morgan Chase acquired Bank One in 2004. Bank of America is a competitor.
in 1963
yes
no they bys and sell prostiutes
Washington Mutual
yes
vanguard
No, JP Morgan Chase acquired Bank One in 2004. Bank of America is a competitor.
in 1963
Debt mutual funds are like Equity mutual funds with one main difference. Equity mutual funds buy shares whereas Debt mutual funds buy bonds and other debt products. So the returns on investment would be similar to what a bank would give us.
yes
Mutual funds are not bought per se. You can make contributions to a mutual fund through your employer or bank. There is no minimum contribution many times.
Debt mutual funds are like Equity mutual funds with one main difference. Equity mutual funds buy shares whereas Debt mutual funds buy bonds and other debt products. So the returns on investment would be similar to what a bank would give us.
yes, at any bank
no they bys and sell prostiutes
Yes, Bank of America acquired Green Point Credit Corp. in 2005. The acquisition was part of Bank of America's strategy to expand its mortgage lending capabilities. Green Point was known for its specialty in subprime mortgage lending, which aligned with Bank of America's goals at the time.