by Michelle Mosser | Nov 4, 2020 | Bank of North Dakota, News, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo by Jack Cohen on Unsplash By Nik MIlanovic, Forbes | November 3, 2020 The public banking model proposed in this article is not the same as the one proposed for NM, which is one that supports local revenues staying in the community for local benefits....
by Michelle Mosser | Oct 30, 2020 | Bank of North Dakota, California, Economics, Local Economies, Postal Banking, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo by Greg Nash By Emily Stewart, Vox | October 30, 2020 A public option, but for banking. That’s what Reps. Rashida Tlaib and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez are proposing in a new bill unveiled on Friday. The Public Banking Act, first shared with Vox, wouldn’t...
by Michelle Mosser | Oct 22, 2020 | Bank of North Dakota, COVID-19, News, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo by Bank of North Dakota By Bank of North Dakota | September 23, 2020 The Industrial Commission approved a $50 million interest buydown program to be administered by Bank of North Dakota (BND) for businesses with decreased revenue related to the COVID-19...
by Michelle Mosser | Jul 20, 2020 | Bank of North Dakota, COVID-19, Local Economies, News, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo: Sandy Jacobson, owner of Brick Oven Bakery in downtown Bismarck, recently received a small employer loan from the Bank of North Dakota (Tom Stromme) By Jack Dura, Bismarck Tribune | July 19, 2020 Steve and Sandy Jacobson’s bakery wasn’t even a year...
by Michelle Mosser | Jul 9, 2020 | Bank of North Dakota, News, Public Bank, Public Banking
Photo via Bank of North Dakota, LinkedIn By Bank of North Dakota | July 7, 2020 Imagine if New Mexico could realize the substantial profit from its own public bank that North Dakota’s public bank generated for their state in 2019 The state-owned Bank of...
by Michelle Mosser | May 26, 2020 | Bank of North Dakota, COVID-19, News, Public Bank, Public Banking, Sparkassen
Food and water distribution to Navajo Nation families in the communities of Chichiltah, Bááháálí, Red Rock, Manuelito, and Tsayatoh in New Mexico. A public bank could strengthen economic support and community well-being within New Mexico. (Courtesy Navajo...