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  • Posted by Herb7734 9 years ago
    My mattress is the type that doesn't allow me to stuff anything in it. I have a safe, but I haven't opened it for several years. It's a pretty small safe anyhow. The value of the money is decreasing at a rate so fast that it might actually catch up to the losses in investments.
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  • Posted by MinorLiberator 9 years ago
    Dark humor, too accurate to be really funny. Though not a fan of regulations, I propose one more for all financial institutions: people must watch this clip before they open an account...Aaaaaand,,,they're gone...
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  • Posted by DrZarkov99 9 years ago
    Europeans are getting a sample of this, now that negative interest bonds are the "latest thing." As the money-printing impact hits, expect to see fees on deposits and zero or negative interest in US banks CDs. Cyprus (and soon, Greece) are blatantly using depositor's money to stay afloat with exorbitant fees and withdrawal limits. It's beginning to sound like the banks have become so married to big business and the government that we "little people" are of little interest to them. Credit Unions are becoming more attractive, and more people should think about what items of value they could collect to use for barter when the dollar collapses.
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  • Posted by radical 9 years ago
    Do bank customers work for the bank or does the bank work for the customers?
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