
The Washingtonians for Public Banking Substack publishes articles related to public banking and banking reform, with an emphasis on Washington state.
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The following article is a re-post from Money on the Left published on May 11, 2026
In previous writings, we advanced an inventive new model for municipal finance: what we call the Seattle Loop. By establishing a city-owned publi...
On April 23, Moody’s Ratings downgraded Washington’s credit score from AAA to AAA (negative), indicating that though Washington was still a secure borrower, signs of instability were on the horizon. The following day, Fitch Ratings revised...
On April 1st, David Tuyo, the CEO of Peak Credit Union, which has more than 250,000 members and 35 branches across Washington and Oregon, announced that the credit union plans to lay off 85 employees, including 41 positions in Washington, 2...
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Don Morgan, the president of the Bank of North Dakota, has agreed to come to Washington state from July 20-24 to promote public banking. President Morgan will talk to community leaders and activists about how the Bank of North Dakot...
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While it is not certain, Washington Governor Bob Ferguson is set to sign SB5998, the fiscal biennium supplemental operating appropriations bill for 2025-2027. In Washington, the operating expenses of the state are funded on a bienni...
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WPB organizes, educates, and advocates for the establishment of public banking in Washington State. We prioritize economic equity, sustainability and an affordable green economy for Washingtonians over the profits of private financial institutions.
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