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Security First National Bank (www.snfb.com) is an FDIC-insured bank that offers services strictly over the Internet; there is no local branch to visit. To deposit funds, you use ATMs or direct deposit; all bill payments are done over the Web with a secure browser like Netscape or Internet Explorer...
...sort. Partly on the evidence of the Rose Law Firm billing records that mysteriously turned up on a White House table last January, the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation raised new questions last week about Hillary's role in the complex of affairs known as Whitewater. The fdic inspector general's office reported that the failed Madison Guaranty Savings & Loan "used a document drafted by [Mrs.] Clinton to deceive federal bank examiners." The deception lay in disguising the S&L's ownership of more land than federal law permitted. The document was an option agreement strengthening the appearance that the real...
...Broadcasting Corp., a firm formed by Hill during the 1980s. In 1986 Corridor borrowed $26 million from a Texas savings and loan to buy two TV stations. The thrift later failed and was taken over by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. Two years after Corridor's 1991 default, the FDIC sold off the loan for $3.1 million, declaring a $23 million loss to taxpayers in 1993. But in 1994 Hill paid more than $190,000 of Brown's debts, including legal bills and mortgage payments. Legally, Hill had no personal obligation to make good on Corridor's default; politically...
...your Senator, I have fought and will continue to fight for the jobs of Massachusetts," Kennedy said. "From the new Genzyme biotech plant in Boston, to the FDIC offices in Westborough and Franklin, to the DFAS facility in Southbridge, to Martin-Marietta in Pittsfield, to other plants and other places across this Commonwealth, I am proud to have been involved in decisions that have directly saved and created thousands of Massachusetts jobs...
That client roster, mixing businesses with government regulators, sometimes led to conflict-of-interest accusations. In 1988 the firm and its insurer paid $3 million to settle a conflict charge stemming from the failure of FirstSouth Savings and Loan. At the insistence of Senate Republicans, the FDIC has reopened a conflict-of-interest investigation involving Madison Guaranty, the failed S&L headed by James McDougal, the Clintons' partner in Whitewater. In 1989 the firm represented the FDIC in a suit against Madison's auditors, despite the fact that, four years earlier, Hillary had dealt with state regulators on Madison...