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San Francisco Chronicle
02-07-2025
- Health
- San Francisco Chronicle
Letters: Medicaid supports my daughter's 24/7 care. What will happen if Congress cuts funding?
My 35-year-old daughter, Flannery, is severely disabled and receives primary care from a Federally Qualified Health Center in San Rafael. As a way of giving back for the incredible work it has done for Flannery, I have served on the board of Marin Community Clinics for the past seven years. I understand that under the Senate version of the tax and spending bill, Marin Community Clinics and 1,400 other health centers stand to lose 30% of their Medicaid and block grant funding. Millions of Americans will lose access to health care. People are going to die. It's that simple. Flannery was born with cerebral palsy, is nonverbal and quadriplegic. She requires round-the-clock assistance. She is also supported by the state Regional Centers system, which indirectly receives funding from Medicaid. I do not know what these cuts will mean for Flannery, but I know they will be disastrous. All to provide large tax cuts to the super wealthy. Martin Weil, Sonoma Pay too low Regarding 'S.F. gave these homeless nonprofits nearly $2 billion. The salaries of their execs might surprise you' (San Francisco, June 27): I found the story surprising, but not because of the shock promised. Rather, I noted the effort to put nonprofit leaders on blast with backward speculation, troubling. Capitalism creates homelessness. And our region's contributions to free enterprise have been particularly egregious, with wealth gaps enabling some of the highest rents in the country. Our tech industry flourishes by selling fitness apps, payroll software, cryptocurrency, and refrigerators with computer screens on the door. We venerate commodities, claiming innovation, judgment-free. But if you opt out of (or are not privileged to) a tech career, the assumption is that you should not have equal access to this economy. The story notes one nonprofit's wage differential between executives and workers. Had they been asked, I'm sure the organizations would have thoughtful responses about values and wage philosophies. Because nonprofits pay attention to wealth equity — and attitudes that conflate this work with self-sacrifice require us to bring the receipts. This story shows we need to reevaluate our collective values. Given the Bay Area's staggering homelessness crisis, if anything, our nonprofit leaders — and all workers in this industry — deserve higher pay. Kristin Hatch, development director, Homeless Prenatal Program, San Francisco Don't misuse CEQA Regarding 'This rich California city is losing its mind over a housing project — and it shows why new rules are needed' (Emily Hoeven, June 28): Emily Hoeven's column on Menlo Park highlights how the California Environmental Quality Act and local resistance can stall needed housing. But in South San Jose, we face the opposite: The law is being manipulated to fast-track dangerous sprawl. A developer is proposing 173 market-rate homes on a hillside previously zoned for 54 units at the end of Harry Road in an area with no sidewalks, narrow roads, high wildfire danger, and known landslide risk. This is not infill. It's speculative development disguised as a housing solution. Even worse, the developer is attempting to bypass a full environmental impact report, under 2019's SB330, despite the parcel bordering wildlife corridors that support biodiversity and provide natural buffers in an already climate-sensitive area. This is exactly the kind of CEQA misuse that reform should prevent — not enable. If California is serious about climate, safety and equity, then it must protect the public's right to question unsustainable projects — not gut the laws that give us a voice. Lisa Lubliner, San Jose Bicoastal emissions Regarding 'Bicoastal living isn't just for the ultra wealthy. Here's how creatives make it work' (Bay Area, June 24): The story struck me as remarkably tone deaf. Airline flights are major contributors to greenhouse gas emissions. Ignoring this aspect in the reporting was a missed opportunity to discuss the repercussions of a bicoastal lifestyle. Liz Eva, Castro Valley
Finextra
28-05-2025
- Business
- Finextra
JPMorgan Chase oepns new format branches to cater for affluent customers
JPMorganChase today announced it is expanding its affluent banking offering by opening 14 new J.P. Morgan Financial Centers across four states, bringing a uniquely tailored and high-touch experience to millions of potential clients. 0 JPMorganChase leaders will officially open the new centers this week in California, Florida, Massachusetts and New York in local ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Combined with the two J.P. Morgan Financial Centers that opened in late 2024, the firm has a total of 16 locations, with plans to nearly double that by the end of next year. 'Through these Financial Centers, we are redefining how affluent clients are served, offering a highly personalized level of service that is backed by the global capabilities of JPMorganChase,' said Jennifer Roberts, CEO of Chase Consumer Banking. J.P. Morgan Financial Centers are the newest branch format from the nation's largest bank, thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of affluent clients. Each location features private meeting spaces and distinctive finishes, creating an environment of privacy, sophistication and comfort. Clients who qualify for the J.P. Morgan Private Client offering will benefit from personalized support from a dedicated Senior Private Client Banker who brings the full breadth of JPMorganChase's expertise and extensive banking and wealth management offerings to each and every relationship. 'When we meet with clients, they consistently say they want a relationship that spans across banking, lending and investments, and provides a seamless experience as they navigate the complexities of managing and growing wealth,' Roberts said. 'These new Financial Centers offer a highly personalized service model, providing greater flexibility to meet clients' needs with exceptional attention and care.' A New Standard in Affluent Banking JPMorganChase has been steadily expanding its affluent offering to help clients build better futures for themselves and their families by continuing to offer best-in-class services, products and benefits, based on relationship value. Chase Private Client is a relationship product designed for clients with $150,000 or more in qualifying deposit and investment balances. It is available in all 5,000 Chase branches nationwide. J.P. Morgan Private Client introduces the next level of affluent relationship offerings for clients with more than $750,000 in qualifying deposit and investment balances. Clients receive highly personalized attention from a dedicated banker and a seasoned team of experts across personal banking, business banking, lending and planning. This dedicated partnership includes J.P. Morgan Wealth Management advisors, who deliver industry-leading investment advice and solutions. J.P. Morgan Private Client services are available at the new Financial Centers, and in 14 remote offices nationwide. The office-based model, inspired by First Republic, caters to clients who may find it difficult to meet in person. Each office is led by a Relationship Manager, providing a single point of contact with dedicated support. 'The power of our coverage model means we can serve affluent clients according to their personal preferences,' said Stevie Baron, Head of Affluent Banking. 'Clients can visit a Financial Center, or work with a Relationship Manager in one of our office locations, if that is more convenient. We're excited to expand this new service model across our Financial Centers and remote offices to deliver highly personalized care and full access to the capabilities that JPMorganChase can offer in service of our clients' ambitions for their wealth and legacies.' New Financial Centers Located in Prominent Locations The new Financial Centers are primarily former First Republic locations that were acquired in May 2023. They include some of the most prominent locations in America, including Palm Beach, Florida; Napa, California; Madison Avenue, New York; and Cambridge, Massachusetts. Clients without a nearby Financial Center can still access all the benefits of a J.P. Morgan Private Client relationship through Relationship Managers in offices designed to support clients remotely. To learn more and access a list of J.P. Morgan Financial Center locations, please visit JPMorganChase Tailors its Branch Network to Meet Client Needs Chase branches operate in several different formats, depending on the specific needs of clients and the community. Some locations include meeting rooms and private spaces for personal conversations, while high-volume, full-service branches feature multiple transaction windows. Chase also operates 19 Community Centers across the country as part of an overall effort to expand access to banking, tools and advice to people who might not otherwise have access to them. These Community Centers are part of Chase's community-inspired branch network, which includes 300 locations in underserved areas. 'We firmly believe that our strategy of an extensive branch network, combined with great digital capabilities, and a team of experts who can advise customers on a variety of topics, leaves us uniquely positioned to be the primary financial partner for our customers today, tomorrow and for many years to come,' Roberts said. Chase has the largest branch network in the United States and is the only bank to have branches in all lower 48 states. Last year Chase opened more than 150 branches and is well on its way to meeting its goal of opening 500 new branches by the end of 2027.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
JPMorganChase Accelerates Affluent Offering by Opening 14 New Financial Centers in Four States
Plans call for 31 New Financial Centers to be opened by end of 2026 NEW YORK, May 27, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JPMorganChase today announced it is expanding its affluent banking offering by opening 14 new J.P. Morgan Financial Centers across four states, bringing a uniquely tailored and high-touch experience to millions of potential clients. JPMorganChase leaders will officially open the new centers this week in California, Florida, Massachusetts and New York in local ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Combined with the two J.P. Morgan Financial Centers that opened in late 2024, the firm has a total of 16 locations, with plans to nearly double that by the end of next year. "Through these Financial Centers, we are redefining how affluent clients are served, offering a highly personalized level of service that is backed by the global capabilities of JPMorganChase," said Jennifer Roberts, CEO of Chase Consumer Banking. J.P. Morgan Financial Centers are the newest branch format from the nation's largest bank, thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of affluent clients. Each location features private meeting spaces and distinctive finishes, creating an environment of privacy, sophistication and comfort. Clients who qualify for the J.P. Morgan Private Client offering will benefit from personalized support from a dedicated Senior Private Client Banker who brings the full breadth of JPMorganChase's expertise and extensive banking and wealth management offerings to each and every relationship. "When we meet with clients, they consistently say they want a relationship that spans across banking, lending and investments, and provides a seamless experience as they navigate the complexities of managing and growing wealth," Roberts said. "These new Financial Centers offer a highly personalized service model, providing greater flexibility to meet clients' needs with exceptional attention and care." A New Standard in Affluent Banking JPMorganChase has been steadily expanding its affluent offering to help clients build better futures for themselves and their families by continuing to offer best-in-class services, products and benefits, based on relationship value. Chase Private Client is a relationship product designed for clients with $150,000 or more in qualifying deposit and investment balances. It is available in all 5,000 Chase branches nationwide. J.P. Morgan Private Client introduces the next level of affluent relationship offerings for clients with more than $750,000 in qualifying deposit and investment balances. Clients receive highly personalized attention from a dedicated banker and a seasoned team of experts across personal banking, business banking, lending and planning. This dedicated partnership includes J.P. Morgan Wealth Management advisors, who deliver industry-leading investment advice and solutions. J.P. Morgan Private Client services are available at the new Financial Centers, and in 14 remote offices nationwide. The office-based model, inspired by First Republic, caters to clients who may find it difficult to meet in person. Each office is led by a Relationship Manager, providing a single point of contact with dedicated support. "The power of our coverage model means we can serve affluent clients according to their personal preferences," said Stevie Baron, Head of Affluent Banking. "Clients can visit a Financial Center, or work with a Relationship Manager in one of our office locations, if that is more convenient. We're excited to expand this new service model across our Financial Centers and remote offices to deliver highly personalized care and full access to the capabilities that JPMorganChase can offer in service of our clients' ambitions for their wealth and legacies." New Financial Centers Located in Prominent Locations The new Financial Centers are primarily former First Republic locations that were acquired in May 2023. They include some of the most prominent locations in America, including Palm Beach, Florida; Napa, California; Madison Avenue, New York; and Cambridge, Massachusetts. Clients without a nearby Financial Center can still access all the benefits of a J.P. Morgan Private Client relationship through Relationship Managers in offices designed to support clients remotely. To learn more and access a list of J.P. Morgan Financial Center locations, please visit JPMorganChase Tailors its Branch Network to Meet Client Needs Chase branches operate in several different formats, depending on the specific needs of clients and the community. Some locations include meeting rooms and private spaces for personal conversations, while high-volume, full-service branches feature multiple transaction windows. Chase also operates 19 Community Centers across the country as part of an overall effort to expand access to banking, tools and advice to people who might not otherwise have access to them. These Community Centers are part of Chase's community-inspired branch network, which includes 300 locations in underserved areas. "We firmly believe that our strategy of an extensive branch network, combined with great digital capabilities, and a team of experts who can advise customers on a variety of topics, leaves us uniquely positioned to be the primary financial partner for our customers today, tomorrow and for many years to come," Roberts said. Chase has the largest branch network in the United States and is the only bank to have branches in all lower 48 states. Last year Chase opened more than 150 branches and is well on its way to meeting its goal of opening 500 new branches by the end of 2027. About ChaseChase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a leading financial services firm based in the United States of America with assets of $4.4 trillion and operations worldwide. Chase serves more than 84 million consumers and 7 million small businesses, with a broad range of financial services, including personal banking, credit cards, mortgages, auto financing, investment advice, small business loans and payment processing. Customers can choose how and where they want to bank: Nearly 5,000 branches in 48 states and the District of Columbia, more than 15,000 ATMs, mobile, online and by phone. For more information, go to View source version on Contacts Jerry Iba Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
JPMorganChase Accelerates Affluent Offering by Opening 14 New Financial Centers in Four States
Plans call for 31 New Financial Centers to be opened by end of 2026 NEW YORK, May 27, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JPMorganChase today announced it is expanding its affluent banking offering by opening 14 new J.P. Morgan Financial Centers across four states, bringing a uniquely tailored and high-touch experience to millions of potential clients. JPMorganChase leaders will officially open the new centers this week in California, Florida, Massachusetts and New York in local ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Combined with the two J.P. Morgan Financial Centers that opened in late 2024, the firm has a total of 16 locations, with plans to nearly double that by the end of next year. "Through these Financial Centers, we are redefining how affluent clients are served, offering a highly personalized level of service that is backed by the global capabilities of JPMorganChase," said Jennifer Roberts, CEO of Chase Consumer Banking. J.P. Morgan Financial Centers are the newest branch format from the nation's largest bank, thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of affluent clients. Each location features private meeting spaces and distinctive finishes, creating an environment of privacy, sophistication and comfort. Clients who qualify for the J.P. Morgan Private Client offering will benefit from personalized support from a dedicated Senior Private Client Banker who brings the full breadth of JPMorganChase's expertise and extensive banking and wealth management offerings to each and every relationship. "When we meet with clients, they consistently say they want a relationship that spans across banking, lending and investments, and provides a seamless experience as they navigate the complexities of managing and growing wealth," Roberts said. "These new Financial Centers offer a highly personalized service model, providing greater flexibility to meet clients' needs with exceptional attention and care." A New Standard in Affluent Banking JPMorganChase has been steadily expanding its affluent offering to help clients build better futures for themselves and their families by continuing to offer best-in-class services, products and benefits, based on relationship value. Chase Private Client is a relationship product designed for clients with $150,000 or more in qualifying deposit and investment balances. It is available in all 5,000 Chase branches nationwide. J.P. Morgan Private Client introduces the next level of affluent relationship offerings for clients with more than $750,000 in qualifying deposit and investment balances. Clients receive highly personalized attention from a dedicated banker and a seasoned team of experts across personal banking, business banking, lending and planning. This dedicated partnership includes J.P. Morgan Wealth Management advisors, who deliver industry-leading investment advice and solutions. J.P. Morgan Private Client services are available at the new Financial Centers, and in 14 remote offices nationwide. The office-based model, inspired by First Republic, caters to clients who may find it difficult to meet in person. Each office is led by a Relationship Manager, providing a single point of contact with dedicated support. "The power of our coverage model means we can serve affluent clients according to their personal preferences," said Stevie Baron, Head of Affluent Banking. "Clients can visit a Financial Center, or work with a Relationship Manager in one of our office locations, if that is more convenient. We're excited to expand this new service model across our Financial Centers and remote offices to deliver highly personalized care and full access to the capabilities that JPMorganChase can offer in service of our clients' ambitions for their wealth and legacies." New Financial Centers Located in Prominent Locations The new Financial Centers are primarily former First Republic locations that were acquired in May 2023. They include some of the most prominent locations in America, including Palm Beach, Florida; Napa, California; Madison Avenue, New York; and Cambridge, Massachusetts. Clients without a nearby Financial Center can still access all the benefits of a J.P. Morgan Private Client relationship through Relationship Managers in offices designed to support clients remotely. To learn more and access a list of J.P. Morgan Financial Center locations, please visit JPMorganChase Tailors its Branch Network to Meet Client Needs Chase branches operate in several different formats, depending on the specific needs of clients and the community. Some locations include meeting rooms and private spaces for personal conversations, while high-volume, full-service branches feature multiple transaction windows. Chase also operates 19 Community Centers across the country as part of an overall effort to expand access to banking, tools and advice to people who might not otherwise have access to them. These Community Centers are part of Chase's community-inspired branch network, which includes 300 locations in underserved areas. "We firmly believe that our strategy of an extensive branch network, combined with great digital capabilities, and a team of experts who can advise customers on a variety of topics, leaves us uniquely positioned to be the primary financial partner for our customers today, tomorrow and for many years to come," Roberts said. Chase has the largest branch network in the United States and is the only bank to have branches in all lower 48 states. Last year Chase opened more than 150 branches and is well on its way to meeting its goal of opening 500 new branches by the end of 2027. About ChaseChase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a leading financial services firm based in the United States of America with assets of $4.4 trillion and operations worldwide. Chase serves more than 84 million consumers and 7 million small businesses, with a broad range of financial services, including personal banking, credit cards, mortgages, auto financing, investment advice, small business loans and payment processing. Customers can choose how and where they want to bank: Nearly 5,000 branches in 48 states and the District of Columbia, more than 15,000 ATMs, mobile, online and by phone. For more information, go to View source version on Contacts Jerry Iba
Yahoo
27-05-2025
- Business
- Yahoo
JPMorganChase Accelerates Affluent Offering by Opening 14 New Financial Centers in Four States
Plans call for 31 New Financial Centers to be opened by end of 2026 NEW YORK, May 27, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--JPMorganChase today announced it is expanding its affluent banking offering by opening 14 new J.P. Morgan Financial Centers across four states, bringing a uniquely tailored and high-touch experience to millions of potential clients. JPMorganChase leaders will officially open the new centers this week in California, Florida, Massachusetts and New York in local ribbon-cutting ceremonies. Combined with the two J.P. Morgan Financial Centers that opened in late 2024, the firm has a total of 16 locations, with plans to nearly double that by the end of next year. "Through these Financial Centers, we are redefining how affluent clients are served, offering a highly personalized level of service that is backed by the global capabilities of JPMorganChase," said Jennifer Roberts, CEO of Chase Consumer Banking. J.P. Morgan Financial Centers are the newest branch format from the nation's largest bank, thoughtfully designed to cater to the needs of affluent clients. Each location features private meeting spaces and distinctive finishes, creating an environment of privacy, sophistication and comfort. Clients who qualify for the J.P. Morgan Private Client offering will benefit from personalized support from a dedicated Senior Private Client Banker who brings the full breadth of JPMorganChase's expertise and extensive banking and wealth management offerings to each and every relationship. "When we meet with clients, they consistently say they want a relationship that spans across banking, lending and investments, and provides a seamless experience as they navigate the complexities of managing and growing wealth," Roberts said. "These new Financial Centers offer a highly personalized service model, providing greater flexibility to meet clients' needs with exceptional attention and care." A New Standard in Affluent Banking JPMorganChase has been steadily expanding its affluent offering to help clients build better futures for themselves and their families by continuing to offer best-in-class services, products and benefits, based on relationship value. Chase Private Client is a relationship product designed for clients with $150,000 or more in qualifying deposit and investment balances. It is available in all 5,000 Chase branches nationwide. J.P. Morgan Private Client introduces the next level of affluent relationship offerings for clients with more than $750,000 in qualifying deposit and investment balances. Clients receive highly personalized attention from a dedicated banker and a seasoned team of experts across personal banking, business banking, lending and planning. This dedicated partnership includes J.P. Morgan Wealth Management advisors, who deliver industry-leading investment advice and solutions. J.P. Morgan Private Client services are available at the new Financial Centers, and in 14 remote offices nationwide. The office-based model, inspired by First Republic, caters to clients who may find it difficult to meet in person. Each office is led by a Relationship Manager, providing a single point of contact with dedicated support. "The power of our coverage model means we can serve affluent clients according to their personal preferences," said Stevie Baron, Head of Affluent Banking. "Clients can visit a Financial Center, or work with a Relationship Manager in one of our office locations, if that is more convenient. We're excited to expand this new service model across our Financial Centers and remote offices to deliver highly personalized care and full access to the capabilities that JPMorganChase can offer in service of our clients' ambitions for their wealth and legacies." New Financial Centers Located in Prominent Locations The new Financial Centers are primarily former First Republic locations that were acquired in May 2023. They include some of the most prominent locations in America, including Palm Beach, Florida; Napa, California; Madison Avenue, New York; and Cambridge, Massachusetts. Clients without a nearby Financial Center can still access all the benefits of a J.P. Morgan Private Client relationship through Relationship Managers in offices designed to support clients remotely. To learn more and access a list of J.P. Morgan Financial Center locations, please visit JPMorganChase Tailors its Branch Network to Meet Client Needs Chase branches operate in several different formats, depending on the specific needs of clients and the community. Some locations include meeting rooms and private spaces for personal conversations, while high-volume, full-service branches feature multiple transaction windows. Chase also operates 19 Community Centers across the country as part of an overall effort to expand access to banking, tools and advice to people who might not otherwise have access to them. These Community Centers are part of Chase's community-inspired branch network, which includes 300 locations in underserved areas. "We firmly believe that our strategy of an extensive branch network, combined with great digital capabilities, and a team of experts who can advise customers on a variety of topics, leaves us uniquely positioned to be the primary financial partner for our customers today, tomorrow and for many years to come," Roberts said. Chase has the largest branch network in the United States and is the only bank to have branches in all lower 48 states. Last year Chase opened more than 150 branches and is well on its way to meeting its goal of opening 500 new branches by the end of 2027. About ChaseChase is the U.S. consumer and commercial banking business of JPMorgan Chase & Co. (NYSE: JPM), a leading financial services firm based in the United States of America with assets of $4.4 trillion and operations worldwide. Chase serves more than 84 million consumers and 7 million small businesses, with a broad range of financial services, including personal banking, credit cards, mortgages, auto financing, investment advice, small business loans and payment processing. Customers can choose how and where they want to bank: Nearly 5,000 branches in 48 states and the District of Columbia, more than 15,000 ATMs, mobile, online and by phone. For more information, go to View source version on Contacts Jerry Iba Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
