Here for SVB

Silicon brought me here! Great explanation

I watched this last week in my economics class and was so fascinated , I had to watch it again.

@ohmusicsweetmusic

5 жыл бұрын

I bet that was an interesting lesson: "Today class we're going to learn how the government never goes broke."

@MrThe1234guy

4 жыл бұрын

What are you doing today with your economics degree?

Very informative.

Golden video and continually relevant...

CBS please do more investigative and infiltration type journalism such as this. It would be appreciated.

@Someguyto

7 жыл бұрын

The FDIC will not save your bank account.

@jonslg240

4 жыл бұрын

They're too busy trying to connect Russia and Trump, and Trump to everything bad that happens, to do any real journalism anymore It's pretty sad, to say the least

@damiandalo2517

4 жыл бұрын

The one and only Billy Shears! It would be nice if they did!

@tjstevens001

4 жыл бұрын

CBS should do their due diligence and investigate the Deep State!!

@raymondfrye5017

3 жыл бұрын

@@tjstevens001 CBS=One of Deep States mouthpieces

“History never repeats itself, but it does often rhyme.”

@billal-dz

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully the FDIC will do the same thing here for SVB

This is such useful reporting. I wish news orgs did more reporting like this.

who's here watching this because of the SVB collapse in 2023?

SVB brought me here.

Very good video on explaining the purpose of the FDIC.

I grew up in Glenwood and passed this bank hundreds of times. Fascinating process about how a bank fails and is taken over by the FDIC.

@tamieholmes1725

Жыл бұрын

Learn who the people of FDIC really is U r being replaced right in front of you

Fascinating, cutting edge, more of this needed.

Suddenly this video is becoming interesting again 😅

Very Interesting and Informative!!!.....Thanks!!......Smart Lady!!!

"NEVER" Buy stock in any BANK! I did WM and lost 100%

@renneedwards9826

4 жыл бұрын

So sorry. Thank you for the info and warning.

@biscuitninja

4 жыл бұрын

I keep shorting Citi... easy money.

@jonslg240

4 жыл бұрын

@@biscuitninja lol

@ErickGainesSanders

4 жыл бұрын

Horrible. Sorry for the losses. I hope you were able to recoup at least some of it.

@HusseinDoha

4 жыл бұрын

@@renneedwards9826 No. This is a bad info. Why you shouldn't buy stocks of an entire industry (banking)??? Because one failed? In all industries, some companies go bust.

Here cause $SVB stock halted today all day.

Your money is safe. If it isn't, we'll just print more. LMFAO

I think this was a fascinating story, well-reported y 60 Minutes and CBS. It was interesting to see the mechanics of how an FDIC takeover is done

@dwaynejones1555

4 жыл бұрын

Rick I agree

@upchu005

4 жыл бұрын

I agree. Politics and feelings aside, it’s neat to see how this is actually done.

Watched this for Macroeconomics. Representing UNG. Shoutout to Dr. Danns.

Meet the new boss,same as the old boss!!! Nothing changes!!!

@bigsparky8888

4 жыл бұрын

Yes it DOES...IT IS JAN 2020 NOW...MOST IS BEING HONESTLY HANDLED...I, PERSONALLY TRUST DONSLD TRUMP...POTUS...RE ELECT THIS MAN !!!

It's now October 2019. History is about to repeat.

@robertbates6249

4 жыл бұрын

hope not

@c130comm

4 жыл бұрын

@@robertbates6249 me to

@robertbates6249

4 жыл бұрын

@@c130comm I got hit very hard in 2008 buti'm dumping of my big bank stuff I don't believe even they are immune

@uhlijohn

4 жыл бұрын

This happened in Feb. 2009. Funny how there is no date on the video to tell you when it was posted.

@robertpsotka3525

4 жыл бұрын

yup, let's all remortgage our assets over and over

Interesting…… The small banks failed, now the medium sized banks.

Clicked on this thinking it was new! Obvious MSM is silent about this is happening now! SEPT 2019

This happened to me personally back in 2008 in the transportation industry. It was a rough experience because it really broadsides you. Not seeing something coming really shocks the system

@jeddiajones4570

Жыл бұрын

Hopefully you learned your lesson and are now prepared for what is coming now.

Admit it, you’re here because of Silicon valley bank

For those with not only deposits at banks but investments at brokerages, you have insurance too. Called the SIPC. It protects investments like stocks and bonds held at financial troubled firms. Up to 500K, and 250K for cash.

Nice investigative journalism

Hard lesson learned by taking care of elderly grandparents. Never, never, EVER allow ANY bank (or bank "trust" dept), large or small, national or local, to handle retirement money or assets beyond a checking account. Bankers get away with talking incompetent elderly people into signing onto loans and then not telling the couple that they need to pay monthly - or ever- ensuring that the loans grow, and then claiming that couple was competent but then claiming the couple beccame fully INcompetent just months later when the couple sued and fired them for not paying their bills as promised and allowing their life insurance policies to lapse. The bank sued the couple for control over their money and assets, which destroyed the couple emotionally, physically, and financially. And guess what? No attorney would help the couple since that small, local bank has ties with every law firm in the city, all of whom told the couple they have a "conflict of interest".

No one has ever lost a penny - yeah, my pennies are all here; they're just worth a lot less.

@richardscathouse

4 жыл бұрын

Exactly

The reason why those older people rushed in with their briefcase, was b/c they heard the stores from their parents who lost everything, absolutely all life savings, in the Great Depression when there was no FDIC.

@nickarcher03 Agreed. A lot of people don't really know anyone about the FDIC, the Federal Reserve, and many other institutions. They just think they "print money," etc. This piece by 60-minutes is great because it shows you one of the key roles the FDIC plays in stabilizing the economy by preventing panic, cutting out poor practice, and keeping money moving.

THIS WAS INTERESTING

A major bailout is going on right now as we watch.

@047Kenny

4 жыл бұрын

Antone Trinh for who?

@schawnettarobinson8584

3 жыл бұрын

@Sheldon Cooper depression

It's my money-i want it NOW!

@Jondsmusic

4 жыл бұрын

Andy Hopkins if you put money on their bank, by law and by contract it’s actually theirs!

@Jondsmusic

4 жыл бұрын

John Burket amen

Great video

This is ruthless. This is reality.

"Now if they can't pay then I won't have confidence in them either." Scariest foreshadowing ever

@JL_Lux

3 жыл бұрын

Wait what? Who missed a payment?

@whywelovefilm7079

3 жыл бұрын

@@JL_Lux no one did. He doesn’t know what he’s talking about…

2021 here we go again

No way the FDIC has a big enough reserve for the next bank failure

@sharoncrawford3042

4 жыл бұрын

They dont. If your bank fails you only get a certain percentage.

@dickritchie2596

4 жыл бұрын

Agent Smith The credit union insurance fund is solvent.

@Sanctified.Homestead

4 жыл бұрын

They will just print more money if need be or if they choose too.

@cosmicrust9715

4 жыл бұрын

Wake Up People, the FDIC is part of The FED and the FED is not part of the USA Government; It is a Private Finical Institution that The USA Government Borrows From = DEBT!

@johnkesinger2191

4 жыл бұрын

Next failure will be fixed with our deposits

Everyone should watch something on KZread-on a reputable channel like PBS or an educational channel-that explains how banks work, how the FDIC works and how it's funded, what happens if a bank fails, what customers' rights are, how the Federal banking system works. There's many channels that are meant to be watched by ordinary people so they can learn things like this. I learned it years ago, but was taught during my teller training when I worked for a bank, they offered free 8 week courses to employees back then. Now, with the internet, anyone can access information from the right sources. But I was surprised at the elderly couple that panicked. They probably remember the Great Depression, my MIL was about 10 at that time, so they have a hard time trusting banks, but when you open an account they give you all kinds of pamphlets that explain how your money is managed and what the FDIC does and the customer service reps go over it. I guess it's different when you're there and see the federal agents actually taking over running it.

"No depositor has every lost a penny" They've only lost 99% of the purchasing power to inflation.

@cle569

4 жыл бұрын

Praise Kek lol

@herodotus53

4 жыл бұрын

Not if they kept their savings in a CD or money market with a competitive interest rate that kept pace with inflation. Anyone who left tbeir life savings in a plain-vanilla savings account earning 0.03% for decades on end is too ignorant to be handling their own finances anyway.

@billdipperly6079

4 жыл бұрын

@@herodotus53 FDIC was established 1933, gold was 25$ an ounce. Today it is 1550. No CD will beat inflation

@herodotus53

4 жыл бұрын

I don’t know which part of the country you live in, but in my area I’ve seen several different credit unions offering CD rates up to 2.5%, when inflation for the year so far has barely approached 2%. I personally keep some savings in a money market fund earning over 2% because I need the liquidity and don’t want to tie it up for months or years on end. I’ll concede that over decades, CD rates might not outpace inflation, but realistically no one will keep their money in one place for 75 years- since we were talking about the timespan going back to the establishment of the FDIC in 1933. But what I think is *really* the issue here is whether or not financial markets outpace inflation. I’ve seen data stating that the “long term” (i.e. since 1913) rate of inflation has been just over 3%. inflationdata.com/Inflation/Inflation_Rate/Long_Term_Inflation.asp At the same time, the S&P 500’s annualized rate of return since 1913 has been about 6.5%. www.moneychimp.com/features/market_cagr.htm I think it’s somewhat disingenuous to compare the price of gold in 1933 with the price today without considering: (a) inflation adjustment, and (b) the annualized return on gold compared with equities. Investing in a retirement plan like a 401K is a decades-long process, so we’re talking about long-term returns here. From what I’ve found, it seems gold has an annualized return of just under 3%. I could only find data going back to 1968, but I think that’s far enough back to draw some inferences. dqydj.com/inflation-adjusted-gold-return-calculator/ In the short term, equities certainly are volatile. In the long term, they’ve been the small investor’s best hope of beating inflation.

@herodotus53

4 жыл бұрын

I should add that I’m not against a gold position in a portfolio. I don’t own physical bullion, but I’ve dedicated a portion of my assets to an ETF that tracks the price of gold. My thinking is that it might come in handy as a minor inflation hedge that I can always increase my exposure to if I feel the need to do so, but I’ll never come to regard gold as the superior long-term investment. I’m assuming you’re more of a “gold bug” than I am. If you own bullion, I’m curious- do you not find it relatively illiquid, and does that not concern you?

I can't believe that people don't understand what an FDIC insured account is.

@weebgrinder

3 жыл бұрын

Really pretty sad and scary. Making runs on the bank like it's the 1920s

@mt_gox

Жыл бұрын

@@weebgrinder yes i'm from the government and i'm here to help you

@masonclark6120

Жыл бұрын

​@@mt_gox boomer

@mt_gox

Жыл бұрын

@@masonclark6120 are you ok mason?

So this was originally published in 2009. Here we are in 2019 and the big banks are bigger than ever, the derivatives markets are bigger than ever, even some of the ‘Jingle Loans’ ( loans so horrendous that the borrower will probably be in foreclosure and send his keys in the mail to the ‘bank’- so the mail Jingles) - have come back on the market again as of a few years ago. I followed the 2008 crash extensively cause it effected my work and risky loans & derivatives beats were the major culprits But- Clinton admin bending to the big banks and doing away with Glass Stegal Act was the key that opened the door. Paul Volker and Sheila Baer -FDIC head in this video we’re some of the hero’s , along with Bankruptcy Law Professor Elizabeth Warren who pushed /beat over the head , the Obama administration to protect the regular citizens from the financial pirates who were gauging them by the formation of the Consumer Protection Bureau (Which trump has gutted). However the big banks/ finance institutions won out and it’s probably worst today than back than. As exhibited by the Fed Reserve announcement within the last few days (Sept 2019) that they need to inject money every day up to Oct 15 into the bank overnight repo market !! Something that was one of the many triggers of 2008 (actually last quarter of 2007 onwards)

@eileenchin2427

4 жыл бұрын

Warren 2020

@davidwestwater1914

4 жыл бұрын

Im not sure volker is a herro i also hate eric holder to the point of madness

@chemamehc1

3 жыл бұрын

Don't forget about that pos Secretary of Treasury to Clinton, Robert Rubin, who was monumental in those deregulations. He became a very wealthy VP to Citigroup after the repeal of g.s.. and the successful merge of Citi Bank and Travelers.

@mt_gox

Жыл бұрын

@@eileenchin2427 da comrade

@mitchellquartero

Жыл бұрын

In 2023 it happened again this time with svb

I was a customer of W. Mutual before they went bankrupt.(not my choice but the bank I had my account was taken over by the W. Mutual during the Saving & Loan scandal.) They had a saving account called "money market" savings, which wasn't covered in protection of FDIC.The teller's sales pitch was that I wouldn't have to worry about the bank failure and that it was a thing of the past, and that my deposit would be safe no matter what. Boy, she was wrong. Bank shouldn't be private profit seeking company(see the history before the market crash of 1929, banks failed by hundreds), or we should at least have an option of public bank. I wouldn't think twice which one to choose Banks have no reason to be private and profit seeking.

@gobeavs22 seeing the fdic take over I understand where they are coming from. As a teller, you don't have anything to do with it, but the management is warned, then told, then threatened to cease unwise banking practices. To them the entire organization is a criminal operation. When a bank is teetering like that, if they don't step in, they could literally close their doors and say "out of business". My credit union told me nearly as such. They said they made some bad loans O_o

Hmmm..First Security Bank of Utah,.....seems like between '82 and '06 it failed....and now its Wells Fargo, this interesting video has just given me insight to what could have happened to the disappearance of First Security, which btw, was the first bank I opened an account as a kid.

@richardscathouse

4 жыл бұрын

Wells Fargo is nothing but a hollow shell waiting for a stiff breeze to blow it away

@qualqui

4 жыл бұрын

@@richardscathouse Did Wells Fargo start out as a stagecoach company? Over the years I've heard that remittances may be sent through them by Mexicans to their family back home in Mexico, I wonder what happened with the LDS Church that they joined/bought by Wells Fargo. Hoping the other small town bank is still alive and well, that's First Western National Bank.

It's not taxpayers money is a lie. Did you see her face when she said that.

My dad has worked there for 28 years. He'll close a bank every now again. He closed one in New Orleans about a couple of weeks ago. They work really hard to get the job done really fast in a couple of days. That's the thing with the FDIC is that they get funded through the bank fees to them so they will never ever worry about a government shutdown because the banks fund them.

@USCG.Brennan

5 жыл бұрын

Sounds good, but if there's a total bank meltdown as being predicted the FDIC will only have "pennies on the dollar" to reimburse ALL the bank depositors in the US. As far as her saying "we're the US Govt" and we can't go broke.....she's forgetting that the US Govt is now over 21 TRILLION in debt now. Who does she think she's kidding?----> www.usdebtclock.org/

@USCG.Brennan

4 жыл бұрын

@@TruthIsFreedom7777 You're preaching to the choir on that one....it's called QE1-2-3-4-5 etc to infinity. Our cash will be worthless soon just like Zimbabwe was and now Venezuela. I heard there was a bank run in Hong Kong over the weekend too. Time to own Silver and stock pile your food, water and ammo while you can.

@JM-xp8te

Жыл бұрын

@@USCG.Brennan $32T now

@mt_gox

Жыл бұрын

@@USCG.Brennan No, there is and will always be INFINTE numbers of dollars. They will ultimately be completely worthless, but they will exist.

@USCG.Brennan

Жыл бұрын

@@mt_gox Where did I say that the USD was "finite?" I said it will be worthless soon and (just like Zimbabwe paper money) and that is a fact.

Still looking in 2021 I wonder how many are going to fall in 2021,22,23 .

I find it sad such awful things occur in this country should be front page news every day

He showing up with a briefcase for $500. What a drama king 🤦🏾‍♀️

Who would have thought the same could happen. Silvergate and Silicone Vally Bank now collapsed. Where’s the next 60 minutes.

WE NEED MORE INVESTIGATIONS AND MORE ACCOUNTABILITY

@libertylouis Did you even watch the video? It's funded by premiums from member banks.

Never keep more than $250,000 in a bank. Or even the older threshold of $100,000. I personally plan to never put more than $50,000 in a bank. Always keep some cash on you and at home, but also buy hard physical assets like gold, silver, guns, vehicles & property with cash - assets that won't dissappear during a crash like digital fiat dollars, stocks and bonds will.

@brysoncherry9884

5 жыл бұрын

All those material things depreciate.

@bwdaswon

5 жыл бұрын

Snow 123 not really $1 to $3 over spot. Silver is at $15 and some change a ounce.

@USCG.Brennan

5 жыл бұрын

@Snow 123 Any coin shop downtown will sell you Gold or Silver. Just call around to all the shops for the best price. NEVER store it in a "safe deposit box" though.....if you do, when the bank fails, you WON'T get in for who knows how long to take it out!

@USCG.Brennan

5 жыл бұрын

@@brysoncherry9884 Fiat money is depreciating faster....while Gold and Silver are a hedge against the falling dollar and WILL GO UP when the dollar finally crashes. Zimbabwe, Venezuela and Argentina are great examples of this.....

@USCG.Brennan

5 жыл бұрын

@@brysoncherry9884 When the manipulation of paper Gold & Silver "Certificate" prices is finally stopped....their REAL value will skyrocket. www.portfoliowealthglobal.com/corruption-in-the-gold-market-whistleblower-andrew-maguire-exposes-price-manipulation/

In 1984 I tried to borrow 30,000 from a local savings and loan company to buy a piece of commercial machinery using 40,000 of their own bank stock. I had originally paid $10 per share for 1000 shares but that stock was selling for $41 per share. The loan officer told me first that they could only loan 70% of the value. When I told him Okay, I'll borrow the 28,000 he came back and said sorry but because the stock wasn't traded on NYS Exchange they couldn't hold as collateral.....it was their own stock. I sold the stock for $39,800 and bought the equipment for cash. In 1992 they went bankrupt. I was one of the fortunate few who didn't lose their money by just dumb luck.

This is pretty amazing and very concerning

Everything old is new again.

TRUST - SAFETY - HONESTY ... If Only You (We) Knew The Truth!

I once worked for a company where new management took over and the process sucks. Complete strangers come in and say"I'm the he man, you listen to me now. "

Noticed some videos like this one have no upload date.

It isn't paid for with taxes, it's paid for with insurance premiums paid to a government entity

@russellringland1399

4 жыл бұрын

By 2011 they blew through a lot more than the budget she mentioned.

@markwilliam9460

3 жыл бұрын

Yes i think you are making senses to the all the world

Are credit unions much safer with NCUA?

@shaneourada3013

5 жыл бұрын

Al May...great question! I have an answer, the answer is Credit Union are much, much safer than big banks. For this reason, all credit unions are member owned! The credit Unions answer to YOU, not shareholders! Credit Union are by their very nature member owned, and are not subject to public, or answer to shareholders! For example I have been a member of BECU for a long time, over 15 years!

@DarkroomMedia007

5 жыл бұрын

@@shaneourada3013 wow. I've heard of people saying that before and never paid attention. Thanks now I'm going to check out joining a credit union. 🧐💯

Here comes SVB

"Backed by the full faith and credit of the United States government" Oh, NOW I feel better!

@shaneourada3013

5 жыл бұрын

Lol....go with a Credit Union Maxwell!

This is such a great report. It would be great if CBS et. al. would go back to this kind of reporting instead of their ongoing "Republicans bad, Democrats good!" stuff they are throwing out now.

@davidcanter2376

4 жыл бұрын

very well said!

Now SVB, Signature bank, silver gate fail in 2023.

@dispersingweight hell, modify a gun-handle to hold 1 oz of gold on each side so you can carry that gold as safe as ever: in your hand that's holding the loaded gun.

Hmmm, did anyone else notice there were only five bids to purchase Heritage Community Bank and MB Financial placed three of the five bids?

The depositers are supposed to get 85% to 90% of the interest, and the bank owner around 10 to 15%. Most of the money is the depositers. Also the country needs a bill in Congress outlawing homeowner property tax and the land that it's on, with an Amendment to the Constitution. Municipalitys already collect business property tax, permits, and also get revenue from state and federal. The Amendment would state: "If necessary, the municipality may levy a retail sales tax in their district up to, but no more than 2 cents on the dollar, but may not transfer or shift taxation to another entity, other than the normal annual inflation rate put out by the U.S. Department of Labor".

this is so old! Now I don't think its the same

Who's here because of Silicon Valley Bank and Signiture Bank failing?

IndyMac,Washington Mutual, Well Fargo isNext!

@russellringland1399

4 жыл бұрын

I hate WellsFartgo. Everyone I know hates WellsFartgo.

Worst part of this bank bail out is that the government is saving the CEO who failed the bank to begin with. Saving the CEO is not going to help the economy, saving the life saving of the depositors is.

I watched this a week ago and history rythmes

This video shows the leading edge of the storm. We're now leaving the eye of the storm and will soon be in the devastating trailing edge. Protect your money now!

And we as Americans continue to bail out CEO's, COO's, CIO's and others.

They find a buyer like when they sold WaMu to Chase. When I had my account there all that happened was it turned into chase accounts and my cards worked until my new chase card came.

FRACTIONAL RESERVE BAMKING IS BAAAAAAAAAD!!!!!

So should we stay calm with the current situation? People running to the bank to withdraw money would actually make things worse, correct?

@dritemolawzbks8574

Жыл бұрын

Yes. If there are "bank runs," or speculation of insolvency, a bank holiday can be declared. The deposits insured by the FDIC are completely safe.

Anyone here in 2019 waiting for the next one? C'mon!!

The FDIC said the money doesn't come from taxpayers, where else is it going to come from if their backed by the Federal government.

@nunyadambusiness3530

4 жыл бұрын

They print it. Inflate it away. After the REPO Market spike, we're headed towards hyper inflation after a decade of QE.

@TopShot501st

4 жыл бұрын

Banks pay into it like people pay into car insurance.

What about safety deposit boxes?

FDIC is a bandaid and can't do what is about to come. You are an unsecured creditor.

@johngeyer2971

4 жыл бұрын

Indeed. The FDIC, last I checked, has sixty-five billion in it's insurance reserve. The total of deposits in the U.S. is right around three trillion. I want to see how works out.

@cosmicrust9715

4 жыл бұрын

Wake Up People, the FDIC is part of The FED and the FED is not part of the USA Government; It is a Private Finical Institution that The USA Government Borrows From = DEBT!

@dickritchie2596

4 жыл бұрын

Elio Helio The Fed, or Federal Reserve is a bank. It is NOT a federal agency. Go check.

@lynnscott8286

4 жыл бұрын

I thought after 2008 the fdic wouldn’t work

@tygaclericuzio4130

4 жыл бұрын

@@johngeyer2971 I think it's more than 3 trillion as of now

The end goal is one bank controlling the world

Here because of an ECON class. Hey guys!!! xqcL

Merry Christmas from Dubzbodykit.

I see traitors everywhere! LOL! I'm glad I have a deed to my property! LOL! My uncle told me to guard it with my life even in the face of death! Good luck NC!

@fngonuts

4 жыл бұрын

its a "warranty" deed. there is a deed, you are guaranteed of that. but you/we don"t have possession of it.

@crescentprincekronos2518

3 жыл бұрын

@@fngonuts yep, don't pay your taxes, your "lease" is revoked.

The full faith and credit of the United States Government ain't what it used to be.

@edermitt

6 жыл бұрын

That's simply not true.

@brysoncherry9884

5 жыл бұрын

They owe trillions they wont pay back/ couldnt in the first place. That is the definition of horrible credit. If US had a fico score it would be in the red.

@theinquisitor18

5 жыл бұрын

@@brysoncherry9884, they owe money in the Form of U.S Treasury Bonds. You don't just pay bonds back. Most of these bonds are owed to two entities. The United States Social Security Administration and the People's Republic Of China. They usually pay a semi annual dividends, but that's not always the case. Just depends on the terms. The face value plus any interest is due in 30 years. So no need to be afraid. At the end of the day these are the absolute safest form of investments, but have very horrible yields.

@herodotus53

4 жыл бұрын

You're making too much sense right now, friend-- I don't think this is the place for you. If you're not a "goldbug" or survivalist stockpiling MREs, you'd better take your prudence and rationality somewhere else!

@TheBandit7613

4 жыл бұрын

@@theinquisitor18 You don't have a clue. Most US debt is owned by US citizens and corporations and banks. Stop writing about things you know nothing about.

Sounds like we should be with the smaller banks. Not safe to be with those LARGE ones. FDIC is Not Taxpayers/Governemnt money, then where does it come from? And then she says they Try NOT to go to the Federal Reserve which that is TaxPayer Money.

My bank? I don't bank.

@richardscathouse

4 жыл бұрын

Credit Union

You savings in a bank, the means you have no savings.

Wow interesting

Interesting this was in my recommended what are you trying to tell us in 2019??

@johnpoole8321

4 жыл бұрын

i was just thinking the exact thing. This will make us withdraw early. Even on our cd's Then the lady says it's from insurance money that the bank pays not the tax payer. The bank makes money from us. Then says we are backed by the Government so we don't go broke. Yeah because WE pay for the government

You should not invest in a product that you don't fully understand. However, people speculate with risk like addicted gamblers. Compulsive buying is often driven by feelings of anxiety, depression or low self-esteem. Compulsive buying disorder is related to materialism. Investors are seeking a certain image. Money disorders are maladaptive patterns of financial beliefs and behaviors. We need to pay attention to Behavioral Economics for all these financial speculations that cause corruption, poverty, and income inequality.

CONTEMPLATE YOUR FAILURE

Secret meetings and code names

Any mention of a bail-in?

It Costs 3 Cents To Make One Penny.

@kathytownsend6378

4 жыл бұрын

Then quit making payments