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

You know, the Federal government has all the power in the world because they already have the ability to freeze any US citizen's bank account. If they actually come to OWN the banks, it would seem well within their power to do just like you suggest.It scares me how much power this government is gaining.

Q:At least 20 years ago, my aunt (who is now dead) opened a bank account in my name in Chicago. She was very parinoid and had althimers, therefore, I don't know if she took the money out after I left or not. Also she has a lady who looks over her-and she's basically gotten power of attorney over her. So bottom line, My question is-how do I go about finding out if the account is still there or not. (please no smart-*** asnwers-or i WILL report you)

There isn't i don't believe unless you can get hold of something the bank would have sent to your aunt. Sometime within those 20 years the bank would have sent your aunt something in respect to that account, and if the account was in your name when you hit i think 16 any statements would have started to be addressed to you. Check your credit report, they should list all accounts that are open in your name!

Q:Does anyone know how solar works in plain English. .I bought 5 - 500 watt outdoor lamps for my yard that i would like to run off of solar power but im not finding an answer on how many or what type of solar panels to get or how many batteries and what kind. Anyone here know? Im not looking to spend a huge fortune to set this up any help is very apprciated.thanks,tony

With photo-electric when you have all the chemistry right a photon of the right energy (color) can knock electrons out of its orbit where it wanders down a conductor as electricity.

Q:As a beginner in economics im not educated in this field. Why does the gov insure banks? As in what way(s) does it do this and what is it trying to protect or insure by doing so? Dont be afraid to go in detail if necessary as im very interested to hear what you have to say. Thanks yahoo chaters

So that we don't have another economic crisis like the great depression. ( at least that was the theory when it was begun)

Q:i mean if i charge my phone with my power bank will there be a problem

The difference would be in the power adaptor you use. If you're using the charger that came with your iPhone, it should work just fine.

Q:I recently bought a 'KOCASO' 2600mAH Power Bank. It's currently empty. It says on the manual that i need to connect it to the computer to let it charge. But can i just directly charge it to the power outlet? Since i have an USB AC Power Charger Adapter (from my iphone) can i just connect it to that and charge it to an outlet?More Details about my Power bank: (in case you ask) [according to the manual]Cell type: Li-ion battaryOutput Voltage:5.0 + - 0.2VInput Voltage:5.0 + - 0.2VOutput current: lt;/ 1AInput Current:: lt;/ 1ACapacity: 2600mAHCharge Time: Around 5 hrs (when charging, Red light means charging, Blue light means Fully charge)Dimension: 92*22mmWeight: 73gOperating temperature: -10-40 C

I think maybe you should plunge your USB into the Inlet to charge your power bank.

Q:I am 18 years old and I start college in January. I need a bank account for my financial aid, but I have no job and I have never really had to handle large amounts of money at one time. and I am very confused should I get a savings too I dont know. My mother told me that my name is on her account but I could think I should get my own account we use wells fargoAlso If you could recommend any banks to check out or any help at all thank you I live in GA if that helpsWhat should I do first

First understand that choosing a bank should be done with care. Don't just go and open a bank account account without first becoming bank literate. You can lose a lot of your money if you don't understand the banking business. Banks are in business to make money and they do make a lot of money from individuals that don't take the time out to research such things as their fees and charges. Banks have fees and charges that can eat up your money very fast. Second, Go visit a few different banks and ask them to explain to you the following things: Banking Fees such as ATM Charges, Debit Card Fees, Insufficient Fund Fees, and any other fees and charges they might charge you. Ask them how you can avoid those fees and charges. Once you know a little about their charges and fees you will feel a little more comfortable with opening up an account and will have a more positive experience with them.

Q:I have power of attorney that a friend gave me. I'd like to know, if he has bank books that have his name in them and in trust for someone, would would get to have access to the money; power of attorney or in trust for?

a power of attorney has limits, all depends what you have power of attorney over. some power of attorney papers allow you to have financial access, can make medical decisions, there may be only specific things the power of attorney applies to. read it and see what it says.

Q:I see in Article 1 Section 8 that they have the power to coin money and establish value thereof. I would assume that would include bills of credit as well until I read Article 1 Section 10. It denies the states the power to coin money and it also denies them the power to emit bills of credit. So it has made it very clear that coin money and emit bills of credit are different powers of government. But wait, where does it say that bills of credit can NOT be emitted by the Federal Government? O shoot the 10th amendment forbids the Federal Government from taking any action that is not authorized by the Constitution and its Amendments.Now I understand that the Supreme Court does not interpret it like this. They did at first with Hepburn v. Griswold but that was overturned by Knox v. LeeWhat do you think?

The federal government has rarely used its power to establish the value of money. Throughout most of our history, they've turned that duty over to a central bank that wasn't answerable to the people. At least in the past they put a time limit on the bank's charter, unlike the Federal Reserve Act which places no expiration date on their charter. I don't know of any part of the Constitution that authorizes Congress to establish an independent central bank to control our currency.