There wasn't much suspense around Ally Financial, either. The former GMAC was hopping mad after the Fed flunked it during the Dodd-Frank round of tests. For most banks though, yesterday was the day to find out — in most cases — exactly what kind of capital distributions they could hope for in the year ahead. For Bank of America Corp. (NYSE:BAC) shareholders, the answer was up to $5 billion in share buybacks. For Wells Fargo & Co. (NYSE:WFC), it's a potential 20% dividend bump and more share buybacks. And while the news was good for most banks, the answer for BB&T Corporation (NYSE:BBT) was a thumbs-down from the Fed as it rejected the bank's capital plan. To help you get the inside view on how each company fared, we've put together a comprehensive run-down on each company (aside from Ally) that participated in the tests. Click the links below to find out which banks passed and what their shareholders can look forward to in 2013.