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BB&T: We Won't Fund Eminent Domain Abuse

BB&T, ninth largest financial holdings company in the country, has taken a stand on eminent domain abuse. BB&T says it "will not lend to commercial developers that plan to build condominiums, shopping malls and other private projects on land taken from private citizens by government entities using eminent domain."
BB&T Chairman John Allison said, "The idea that a citizen’s property can be taken by the government solely for private use is extremely misguided, in fact it’s just plain wrong. One of the most basic rights of every citizen is to keep what they own. As an institution dedicated to helping our clients achieve economic success and financial security, we won’t help any entity or company that would undermine that mission and threaten the hard-earned American dream of property ownership."

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If I weren't so happy with my credit union, I'd immediately switch to them.

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