Crash the big banks' party.

This weekend, Wall Street CEOs are flying to Chicago to party it up on our dime. It's the American Bankers Association's annual conference - hosted by the lobbying group that takes millions of our tax dollars from America's bailed out banks. We may be paying for it, but we aren't invited.

That won't stop us, though. Thousands of Americans from across the country are coming to Chicago on October 25-27th to demand changes from our banks. This will be the largest demonstration against bank greed since the financial meltdown began. Will you tell the banks to listen to our demands?

We're going to deliver your petitions to the ABA to let them know people across the country are watching what happens in Chicago.

The reforms we're asking for are simple:

• Stopping foreclosures to save Americans’ homes and state and local budgets;
• Providing the same affordable loans to state and local governments that the banks receive from the federal government;
• Restoring small business lending to save jobs and tax revenue;
• Lowering interest rates on consumer credit cards and stopping charging abusive overdraft fees that take billions out of consumers’ pockets; and
• Allowing employees to negotiate compensation practices so they are no longer directly tied to quotas and unreasonable sales goals, targeting consumers with unnecessary or harmful products, and amassing consumer debt.