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A new bank you might consider. Old Glory Bank

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Finally, the bank that stands with you.​

Old Glory Bank, the bank for the hard-working Americans who make this country run every day. The bank for people who believe in love of country, respect for the flag, and appreciate the military, law enforcement and first responders.
We stand with you.
No matter where you stand.
 

Finally, the bank that stands with you.​

Old Glory Bank, the bank for the hard-working Americans who make this country run every day. The bank for people who believe in love of country, respect for the flag, and appreciate the military, law enforcement and first responders.
We stand with you.
No matter where you stand.
Sounds good: However, while looking and functioning as a bank, on the surface, Banks are now classified as Investment firms. If you deposit your funds into a bank, the funds are no longer yours. If the bank gets in trouble, they can confiscate or bail-in using your funds.

It is just a quicker way to loose your money...right now. Just wait until hyperinflation hits.
 
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Henry Ford astutely observed that a revolution would occur overnight if people truly understood the banking and monetary system.

That’s because modern banking is an elaborate illusion that deceives people into a false sense of security… until it’s too late.

Large banks can fail in hours, and life savings can evaporate overnight.

The US banking system is especially vulnerable, as the collapse of Silicon Valley Bank and other recent events have shown.

Why do so many people put their confidence and life savings into an unstable system?

I would say it’s because they do not understand three fundamental truths about modern banking.

#1. The money isn’t yours.

#2. The money isn’t actually there.

#3. The money isn’t really money.

While Credit unions may not survive a monetary collapse, they are relatively safer during "Bank Holidays" only because they cannot lend out more assets than they have
 
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