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Washingtonians for Public Banking is in the News!

Checkout these articles about banking reform from the WPB

 

The Cascadia Advocate--"Public banking advocates look ahead to 2026 after Senate opts to not advance bill to create a state-owned depository"

Public banking advocates look ahead to 2026 after Senate opts not to advance bill to create a state-owned depository
Public banking advocates look ahead to 2026 after Senate opts not to advance bill to create a state-owned depository
Public banking advocates look ahead to 2026 after Senate opts not to advance bill to create a state-owned depository

Northwest Citizen--"Bellingham City Council Resolution on the $5 Trillion National Infrastructure Bank"

Northwest Citizen--"State Budget Crisis? Stop Paying Private Banks!"

The Cascadia Advocate--"Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy's Trump-Endorsed "DOGE" is a Scam Designed to Protect Other Scammers"

Northwest Citizen—“New Trump Administration Expected To Undo Biden’s Financial Regulation”

Northwest Citizen—“The Disturbing Disappearance of Local Banks”

Z Magazine—"Florida’s Conservative CFO Proposes State-Owned Public Bank”

The Cascadia Advocate – “Big banks continue to facilitate climate damage, even though it’s an increasing risk to the financial sector”

The Cascadia Advocate—" The United States Supreme Court might soon give banks another deregulation gift”

Real Change—"The banking industry is attempting to strike down new anti-redlining rules”

The Cascadia Advocate—“2023 Was a Bad Year for Banking and 2024 Could Be Worse”

American Banker—“How Advocates are Building Support for a Public Banking in Washington”
Real Change – “How Payday Loan Companies are Planning Their Comeback”
Seattle City Council Blog -- "Seattle City Council Passes Resolution Supporting National Infrastructure Bank, Calls on Congress to Act”
VT Digger -- "Vermonters Need a Public Bank"
The Cascadia Advocate -- "A Public Bank Could Help Washington Tackle the Growing Threat of Climate Damage"

The Stranger -- "Public Banking is the Solution"