Q:CITI-BANK,CHASE MANHATTAN,BANK OF AMERICA,for those who couldn't pay their credit cards.

Not a bad idea.maybe that will teach people to be responsibleyou know it is stealing.better that than going to jail.

Q:A lot of people point to the legislation that repealed the Glass-Steagal Act in the late 1990's - especially the bipartisan Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act (written by Republicans; signed by Democrat President Bill Clinton).But it seems like the big banks had a lot of power even before then.When and why did the American voters decide to give these big banks so much power over our political and economic systems?Because to me, this seems like a really dumb decision.Why were so many Americans so dumb for so long?

I would say since the federal reserve was founded, we gave the power to print our Nation's currency and charge us interest on it to a private bank

Q:I was wondering if it was safe to leave a power bank for a cell phone plug in all night .

Hi this is what most do soothe phone is charged for the next day.

Q:High Risk businesses?

By high risk businesses they are referring to pay day lenders and other loan sharking companies. I'm fine with it. It is long overdue.

Q:If I give someone power of attorney to my banking and other financial institutions, can I specify what accounts that person has access to. I only want my power of attorney to have access to certain bank accounts, not all of my bank accounts. Is there any way to do that?

first thing, you should not give any kind of power of attorney for the banking accouts and financial records!!! It will harm your reputation and wealth.!!!

Q:Cite a specific example of an implied power and describe how it was derived from a specific expressed power found in article 1 section 8.

National Bank. McCulloch v. Maryland (1819). The express requirement/power/responsibility of the federal government to print currency, tax, and spend, necessarily implies a power to charter and establish a national bank as a place to store that money, to operate a bank with deposits and to issue promissory notes, and to pay the debts of the U.S. An express provision regarding taxing and spending necessarily implies any and all unenumerated powers deemed necessary by Congress to perform that function.

Q:how do you get power of atorney when the person who you need it for is in a vegetative state and cant sign anything? its for LNI check, he was hurt on the job, but his check has his name on it im his wife. what kind of poa would i have to look up im so confused

you don't need power of attorney. you're his wife, its given naturally. for the check, do you have a joint account? if you do just sign his name (even if he's dead) and sign yours under it - it's legal. if you don't have a joint account, go to the bank of the check (or a bank with your husbands account, along with his debit card/account info) and your marriage certificate and tell them he's in a vegitative state and you need to deposit the check/sign it. they'll let you (if they don't, talk to the manager. they have no reason to not allow you another thing, you can go directly to the person/company writing the checks and tell them to add your name on the checks. you're his wife, it should be no issue. my mom didn't have issues when my dad was in a coma. they had joint accounts though so that's probably why. but any check he got, she would just sign and deposit. no prob. bank was aware he was in a coma.

Q:i tried to make a purchase on OKorder through pay pal. i don't have any credit cards so i use my visa bank card for all transactions. the seller was in canada.my bank put some block recently on international purchases even on pay pal. i called today and asked about it. the lady was very rude and told me it is for my protection and i had no choice in the matter. she didn't have all day to argue with me and if i didn't like it i could close the account. then hung up on me. i offered to sign a statement agreeing not to hold the bank liable for any fraud or Identity theft on my account. i feel like it is discrimination against international trade. it is unethical. i called other local banks and most don't have any policy like this at all and the few that did said that because pay pal insurances transactions through them if it is through pay pal it shouldn't matter where the seller is.

You should not sign away your liability because if something goes wrong you could end up paying a lot! You bank may be correct to not let you pay internationally, but they should at least give you a proper reason. I suggest calling (or better yet visiting) your bank again and ask them once more. If they are still causing you problems, just switch banks. I don't know about being unethical, but if you're unhappy with your bank service, you're free to keep your money elsewhere. Another option is to get a credit card to use for these types of purchases. As long as you pay your bill in full it won't cost you anything, and it might be good to have in other situations. I suggest at least looking into it.

Q:I am repairing a 20A 12V power supply ,I intend to test it for 100% full load by using resistors, can anyone help to calculate in terms of the quantity ,power rating,ohm value of the resistor?thanks!!

The power dissipation capability of your load has to be 12V * 20A 240W The load resistance has to be 12V / 20A 0.6 Ohm. So to build a load bank that can stand a 100% load for an hour you have to use a parallel circuit of power resistors mounted on a aluminum chassis actively cooled by a fan. As an example use a parallel array of 20 power resistors 12 Ohms and at least 12W each use a cooling fan operated by the same 12V that blows air across the array of resistors and the chassis holding them.

Q:I just recieved a Harbor Freight generator with an 800/900 max watt capacity as a gift. I want to use it to power a 29 foot travel trailer (lights, microwave, tv, fridge, radio). I will be living in it so I want a way to give it power 24/7. I know this generater is not big enough to do that, but could I possibly charge 2-4 deep cell batteries to do the trick? I don't know much about this, so any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks a lot.

Assuming this generator outputs 120 VAC, then get a battery charger rated at that voltage and 800 watts, and use that to charge the batteries. At 12 volts, that is about 60 amps, so it will charge a typical 12 volt battery quickly. Probably too quickly, be sure the charger can be set to the correct charge rate for the batteries you will be using, and has circuitry that will detect a full charge and taper the charge down to the proper value. But you will need a lot of expensive batteries. If your drain is more than 800 watts, say 2000 watts, and you want your batteries to last for, say, 10 hours, that is 20000 watt-hours. dividing by 12, that is (with losses) about 2000 amp-hours, which is a bank of 20 large batteries. But charging batteries in general does not help unless you are counting on charging them at night, say, when your drain is low and letting them supply the extra power during the day. This means you will need an inverter and a way to synchronize the inverter with the generator output. In practice that is not possible, so you will have to split your loads and rewire to accomodate that. Altogether, a mess. .