How Banks ACTUALLY Work

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  • @NoahBisht says:

    I’m a 13 year old who wants to earn money what should I do?

  • @c0r5e says:

    Its a ponzi scheme

  • @Redtruckwhitetopper says:

    Everyone pull all your money on Oct 31st! lol

  • @liqwidram says:

    sounds like a ponzi scheme with extra steps

    • @trentswag9324 says:

      How? You can still take all your money out. They’re just praying you don’t. And typically you never need to, so what’s the issue with banks? I’m not a fan of bailing them out for poor investment decisions but people who just hate banks in general typically are flat earth types anyways 😂

    • @Wompwomp4088 says:

      Cause it is lmao 🤣 it’s all fake money backed by “the economy” look up how private investment made the American consumer not needed! 😂

  • @MicahCB says:

    The fed actually reduced the reserve requirement to 0% in 2020

    • @Redtruckwhitetopper says:

      Hasn’t that been rolled back ?

    • @jaket8051 says:

      That isn’t entirely true. Yes, cash reserves are not a requirement. But banks are still required to have reserves on deposit with the Federal Reserve. That is mostly because the main way people spend money is with checks or their debit/credit card. So it doesn’t make sense to have a ton in cash reserves when you mainly need it on deposit with the Fed to cover checks that customers write.

  • @MSlocum669 says:

    10% is for AAA home loans, Subprime auto loans might be 20% that is part of the reason the rates are so high on those loans.

  • @MSlocum669 says:

    Service based cash business. I used to take my neighbors trash to the community dumpster and collect recycling from my local tourist area. The recycling center was next door to the local food market.

  • @lovehueclique says:

    He litterly described a ponzi scheme

  • @kaylee6900 says:

    Banks the only permitted Ponzi scheme just remember how many times they’ve already failed

  • @brandonsansom514 says:

    You think that with all the loan interest that banks make at some point they can make the amount customers have.

  • @tonyhutz says:

    A pyramid scheme

  • @Mouradin1224 says:

    Banks are evil and unnecessary that forced their way into daily life.
    They aren’t required to keep a majority of funds saved up but god forbid you go beneath a threshold for even a second and get hit with massive fees

    • @jaket8051 says:

      One could argue that if banks are evil and unnecessary then people wouldn’t use them. Yes, I do work in banking. But it isn’t as cut and dry as you are making it seem. Some banks treat their customers like scum. But most banks are just trying to do right by their customers and still make a tiddy profit.

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