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    - ‘I have no money’: Thousands of Americans see their savings vanish

    Started by K-Dog Feb 17, 2025, 12:35 AM

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    K-Dog

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    Feb 17, 2025, 12:35 AM
    Scary stuff, I use established banks.  Banks where FDIC insurance is not an issue.  Brick and mortar places where you can walk through a door.  Online banks give a better %, but the possibility of fintech is there, and banking digitally is scary.  Loosing $200K is loosing years of work.  A life's work.

    Find out who took the money, then let Luigi out and give him a list.

    I have one investment account that deals in short term bonds.  It is supposed to be very safe, and it is at a nationally known bank.  I'd prefer a fixed interest where the principal is FDIC insured.  Such an account is not available at this bank with anything but token interest.  My desire to earn 4 or 5% on my stash makes me a fucking imperialist.  I admit it.  Walking on the wild side with my stash I am.



    Elon watched this as a baby.  You know he did.  And the global south is involved in earning my 5% somewhere.  You know it.  So how about some municipal bonds?  I talk about money having a brain.  Mine is telling me it wants to grow.  Which of us will be smarter?

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