Bank of America announces redemptions of senior notes

Bank of Canada has announced the appointment of Nicolas Vincent as the bank’s new external, non-executive Deputy Governor for a term of two years, effective March 13, 2023. Vincent’s appointment fills the vacancy created by the departure of Timothy Lane in September 2022.

BofA card spending per household up 5% in January

Bank of Canada has announced the appointment of Nicolas Vincent as the bank’s new external, non-executive Deputy Governor for a term of two years, effective March 13, 2023. Vincent’s appointment fills the vacancy created by the departure of Timothy Lane in September 2022.

Bank of America declares first quarter stock dividends

Bank of Canada has announced the appointment of Nicolas Vincent as the bank’s new external, non-executive Deputy Governor for a term of two years, effective March 13, 2023. Vincent’s appointment fills the vacancy created by the departure of Timothy Lane in September 2022.

BofA merchant services again ranked No. 1 by JD Power

Bank of Canada has announced the appointment of Nicolas Vincent as the bank’s new external, non-executive Deputy Governor for a term of two years, effective March 13, 2023. Vincent’s appointment fills the vacancy created by the departure of Timothy Lane in September 2022.

BofA tops digital channels ranking as a 2022 Greenwich Leader

Bank of Canada has announced the appointment of Nicolas Vincent as the bank’s new external, non-executive Deputy Governor for a term of two years, effective March 13, 2023. Vincent’s appointment fills the vacancy created by the departure of Timothy Lane in September 2022.

Fed Approves United Community Bank’s Merger Application

The Federal Reserve Board has approved the application by United Community Banks, Inc., (United), Greenville, South Carolina, to merge with Progress Financial Corporation, and thereby indirectly acquire Progress Bank and Trust, both of Huntsville, Alabama.

American Household Financial Health Declining After Many Years of Increased Savings

Gen X and Baby Boomers account for 70% of the 84.7 million owner-occupied homes in the United States, so their plans for homeownership in retirement can greatly impact residential home inventory.

New data from Bank of America found that 70% of homeowners aged 45 to 76 plan to or have retired in the home they already own. Among those planning to stay in their homes when they retire, 78% see no reason to move, while 22% say they have put so much work into their home that they don’t want to move. In fact, 61% of Gen X and 69% of Baby Boomer homeowners have renovated or remodeled the home they currently live in, adapting them to fit their lifestyles.

BofA Survey: 70% of Gen X and Baby Boomers retiring in the Home They Own

Gen X and Baby Boomers account for 70% of the 84.7 million owner-occupied homes in the United States, so their plans for homeownership in retirement can greatly impact residential home inventory.

New data from Bank of America found that 70% of homeowners aged 45 to 76 plan to or have retired in the home they already own. Among those planning to stay in their homes when they retire, 78% see no reason to move, while 22% say they have put so much work into their home that they don’t want to move. In fact, 61% of Gen X and 69% of Baby Boomer homeowners have renovated or remodeled the home they currently live in, adapting them to fit their lifestyles.