Wells Fargo Is Only The Tip Of The Iceberg

After getting caught with his hand in the cookie jar for pushing dangerous retail banking products on unsuspecting customers, Wells Fargo CEO John Stumpf offered a belated mea culpa by forfeiting a portion of his outstanding stock awards and taking early retirement. Donâ??t worry about him, though, unlike the 5,000 low-wage front line workers his bank fired during the scandal he is still going home with an estimated $120-134 million security blanket to wrap himself up in.