Henry Kertman

California Credit Union League

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On Saturday, Occupy LA turned into  Bank Transfer Day  as hundreds of people marched through the financial district to demonstrate their frustration with financial institutions,…

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On Saturday, Occupy LA turned into Bank Transfer Day as hundreds of people marched through the financial district to demonstrate their frustration with financial institutions,…

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