Few people would argue that Bank of America (BAC 0.19%) escaped the financial crisis unscathed. More than anything, however, the nation's second largest bank by assets is now facing a reputational crisis. In the video below, Motley Fool contributor John Maxfield delves into why the bank isn't seeing more of its customers flee in light of its bad rap.
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Bank of America Is the Worst. But Here's Why People Keep Coming Back
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Bank of America has suffered considerable reputational damage over the last five years, but most of its customers are sticking with it.
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