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Canadian provinces eliminate interest on student loans4 Aug 2009 by Zac Bissonnette  
That saves on administrative costs and ensures that students devote their earnings to getting out of debt -- instead of lowering their monthly payments and buying cars and mixed drinks at trendy bars. On the other hand, the elimination of ... The Canadian Press reports that students can save up to $1800 over the life of their loans because of this new program. The savings would be much larger in the United States because student debt loads are so much more significant. ...
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Joseph & Michel Ferraye pour Sa Justice: NORTH DAKOTA'S BANKING ...18 Mar 2009 by François de Siebenthal  
The bank's stated mission is to deliver sound financial services that promote agriculture, commerce and industry in North Dakota. The bank operates as a bankers' bank, partnering with private banks to loan money to farmers, real estate developers, ... With a state bank like North Dakota's we could reduce this burden, fund new businesses, and restore our crumbling water and sewer systems. And we don't have to feel sorry about Wall Street losing our business. ...
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Ellen Brown: How California Could Turn Its IOUs into Dollars22 Jul 2009 by Ellen Brown  
Here's how it works: Most of a bank's loans are made to its own customers and are deposited in their checking accounts. Because the loan becomes a new deposit, just like a paycheck does, the bank . . . holds a small percentage of that new amount ... California could pull its deposits out of those depository banks refusing its IOUs and put them instead in its own state-owned bank, following the lead of North Dakota, which now has the only state-owned bank in the country. ...
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