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Unlocking The Secrets Fractional Reserve Banking: A Simple Explanation

This is How Banks use your money. They use short-term deposits to make longer-term loans. They make money from what they call the spread, or the difference between the interest rate they pay for your deposits and the interest rate they receive on the loans they make.

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[LasVegasTrader]

Watch the video called "How Banking System Works, Fractional Reserve Banking. Which is pinned below this video. Read the description as well.

[Nāmarūpa]

I work in banking. We haven't done it like this for years. It's actually worse now.

[mattkriege]

Then when everyone wants their money out they cannot do it because they are playing games with your money.

[TheWinstonDouble]

Casinos are regulated to have a dollar in the vault for every chip on the floor. Yet with banking it's just a ledger that you can shuffle around at your whim.

[oa]

This is especially clever when you realise it's not even money they're loaning out, but an algorithm on a computer screen

[michaelking]

Brilliant. Screw working I need to start a bank.

[janettechandler]

We should be able to charge the banks for loaning out our money 💰

[craigAfreedom]

The only benefit to leave money in the bank, in my opinion, is to pay bills only.

[babaaaron]

In Nigeria, the bank makes sure the car dealer has an account with them. So when they loan out the $9, 000 car loan, it's deposited right back to them. And the cycle goes on and on. It was so bad at a time that Nigerian banks had insurance subsidiaries, Asset management subsidiaries, stockbroking subsidiaries, and many other financial services subsidiaries just so they can keep the funds in their bank. Until the Central Bank outlawed it

[ThetaBurnVictim]

That was back in the day.. there is ZERO reserve requirement now.. there is no money in your bank!

[Dimitrivladimir-cb]

My school never taught me anything in this simple way, like he just taught me the entire financial and banking system ingest. 30 seconds

[jamessones]

THE BEST VISUAL EXPLANTION OF THE FEDERAL RESERVE.

[ogmastercuz__]

Everyone should withdraw their money at the same time for another big win 😎

[blooper_]

This is why banks hate it when you try to withdraw all of your money.

[trymeimalreadyaghost]

They're actually making money from both ends.
They also charge you to hold your money, they charge you to get your money, if you don't keep x amount in the account, if you don't make x amount deposit/withdrawal every so often etc etc.
Basically they're using your money to make money by loaning your money to others and nickel and dimeing you out of your money too.
This while offering you a pittance of a return in interest.

[maheshk]

I appreciate this man.He explained in a simple way.

[MrHT]

I just love when basic college economics displayed simple to simple people are perceived as “secrets untold”

[oldmansyn]

the fun part is that banking system is primarily the reason the original colonies were created by. except the founders recognized that debt equaled slavery and that the fractional reserve banking system was a system that propogated that debt. That system was fought against being established by 5 us presidents before woodrow wilson, those men had it as their main campaign that under them this system would not be installed. just think about it, every dollar you recieve has debt already associated with is, this is a central bank

[williamgreene]

"I need to withdraw my $10, 000."


Bank: For what reason?🎉
"Hey Ma! Is the meatloaf ready yet??? Also, I got a thousand likes! I'm famous, Ma!!!"

[gabe]

That’s why they encourage you to use debit cards and even go as far as give you rewards for using your debit cards instead of paying via cash. Because your money isn’t actually in the bank, it’s elsewhere.