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hotandfoggy - > Liberal in a Red County -> San Joaquin bank
San Joaquin bank

Were the regulators for San Joaquin bank asleep? I was researching banks this summer, and San Joaquin had a 4-5 star rating. I didn't become a member because when I went over there I realized it was a business bank and you had to have $800 to open an account.

It is ridiculous that a bank went from a ranking of 4-5 stars to closing within six months. I guess it is another business or corporation that looks financially secure to the public, but insiders know that it's losing money.

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posted by hotandfoggy on Sunday, October 18, 2009 at 01:58 PM
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posted by Bakersfieldbubble on Oct 19, 2009 at 08:11 AM

Calculated Risk Blog has had San Joaquin on their troubled list for sometime now and I have written about them here a few times.

Clearly, they had been understating the problem since the FDIC (ie US Taxpayers) will be footing the bill for this loss of $100 million dollars! Thanks SJB! WIll the board of directors and senior management pay this money back???

posted by hotandfoggy on Oct 19, 2009 at 06:33 PM

Thanks bakersfield bubble. When I asked for bank recommendations about six months ago somebody mentioned San Joaquin. You seem like you're a financial guy. Do you know if there is any way I can subscribe to your blogs?


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