
Governor Kay Ivey on Thursday signed Executive Order No. 743 ensuring fair and lawful access to financial services within the state of Alabama.

If local banks lose deposits, it affects everyone. Those deposits are what banks use to make loans – for homes, for tractors, for business expansions, for all the things that keep a local economy moving.

The Senate Banking and Insurance Committee held a public hearing on the Equality in Financial Services Act on Wednesday.
When banks choose politics over prudence, everyone loses.

An Alabama economist weighed in on last week’s Silicon Valley and Signature Bank Collapse, explaining that the central banking system is the “leading problem” of the country’s financial situation and warning that President Joe Biden’s assurance of the banking system’s safety “could backfire.”

By Erica Thomas, managing editor The day after Democrats in Washington scaled back their proposal to have the IRS monitor American...
By Brandon Moseley On Monday, September 27 U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Alabama) announced that he introduced a new bill that would...