A big help: Eugene McQuade, the FleetBoston executive who became president of Bank of America after the merger, got a $25 million severance package when he left June 30.

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A big help: Eugene McQuade, the FleetBoston executive who became president of Bank of America after the merger, got a $25 million severance package when he left June 30. About half of it is from his employment contract with BofA--where he worked just three months.

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