This is such an excellent idea. There is NO Bank in many small villages (Alaska) and towns in the Lower 48. This could help the Post Office and help so many people as well. The Post Office if vital to small towns and Alaskan Villages.
Some officials have pitched the idea of the postal service expanding
into “non-bank” financial services, carefully designed to complement
rather than directly compete with Wall Street. In a recent white paper,
the USPS Inspector General’s office suggested that local post offices
could offer products such as international money transfers, small
short-term loans and prepaid debit cards for bills or everyday
purchases. To fulfill needs unmet by big banks, these financial services
would ideally be targeted toward “low-income areas like rural
communities and inner cities.”
http://billmoyers.com/2014/02/22/heres-a-plan-to-save-the-post-office-and-give-the-working-poor-a-break/
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