Los Angeles wants to open a bank. Critics say the risks could fall on taxpayers
Los Angeles City Council approved spending $460,000 to study the feasibility of launching a municipally owned bank. Proponents hope it could expand affordable lending for local businesses and residents, while critics warn that potential losses might ultimately burden taxpayers. The outcome could shape new financing options for LA entrepreneurs.
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