Is Your Money at Risk? Find out How Banks Can Potentially Take Your Money

by | Jul 27, 2023 | Bank Failures | 42 comments




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16:12 How To Protect Your Assets

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The information contained herein is for informational purposes only. Nothing herein shall be construed to be financial legal or tax advice. The content of this video is solely the opinions of the speaker who is not a licensed financial advisor or registered investment advisor. Trading cryptocurrencies poses considerable risk of loss. The speaker does not guarantee any particular outcome.

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Banks are institutions that are supposed to safeguard our money, allowing us to have peace of mind, knowing that our hard-earned cash is secure. However, recent incidents have raised concerns about the potential for banks to steal our money. While it may seem alarming, there are cases where banks have been accused of misusing or mishandling funds, potentially resulting in financial loss for their unsuspecting customers.

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One way in which banks can allegedly steal your money is through hidden fees and charges. Many banks have a plethora of fees that are often hidden or buried deep within the fine print of agreements. These fees can range from maintenance charges and ATM withdrawal fees to overdraft fees and account closure fees. It is easy for customers to overlook these charges, especially when dealing with the complexities of banking jargon. As a result, customers may find themselves losing a substantial amount of money without even realizing it.

Another method by which banks can potentially steal your money is through unauthorized transactions. While banks have stringent security measures in place, there have been instances where cybercriminals have been able to breach these defenses and gain access to customers’ accounts. These unauthorized transactions can result in significant financial losses for the victims, as the funds are rapidly transferred to untraceable accounts, leaving them powerless to recover their money.

In addition, banks can also be implicated in cases of fraudulent activity. There have been examples where bank employees themselves have been involved in scams, manipulating customer accounts or engaging in unethical practices for personal gain. Such instances can include identity theft, falsifying documents, or even forging signatures. These acts of dishonesty not only result in financial loss for customers but also damage the trust and credibility of the banking industry as a whole.

Furthermore, banks may also engage in predatory lending practices, which can lead to customers losing substantial amounts of money. Predatory lending refers to unfair and abusive practices where banks exploit vulnerable customers, providing them with loans they cannot afford or imposing exorbitant interest rates. This entices customers into cycles of debt, causing significant financial hardship.

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To protect yourself from falling victim to these potential threats, there are a few precautions you can take. Firstly, make sure to carefully review all the terms and conditions when opening a bank account or applying for a loan. Pay close attention to any fees or charges mentioned, and if something seems unclear, don’t hesitate to ask for clarification.

Secondly, be wary of sharing personal and financial information online or over the phone, particularly when unsolicited requests are made. Cybercriminals often use sophisticated methods to extract such information, posing as bank representatives or other trusted entities. Always verify the authenticity of the request before divulging any sensitive details.

Additionally, it is crucial to regularly monitor your bank statements and transaction history. Report any unauthorized or questionable activities to your bank immediately, allowing them to take swift action to recover your money and prevent further losses.

While the instances of banks stealing money are not commonplace, it is important to remain vigilant and proactive in protecting your finances. By understanding the potential risks and actively taking steps to secure your money, you can minimize the chances of falling victim to such fraudulent practices. Remember, it’s your hard-earned money, and ensuring its safety should be a top priority.

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42 Comments

  1. Someone else.

    Excellent presentation, content and delivery. Appreciation from Canada. (Land of the Unfree).

  2. Bob Downs

    It's one group of people who are the problem! PAYBACK IS COMING ☠️

  3. Robert Cortez

    I have an iPhone and someairpod pros and if my iPhone is going through Verizon I’m getting voiceprints with the special audio very tricky and 24 hr a day torture with screaming and family yelling very sick. Who ever is doing this should be put in the insane asylum or prosecuted for treason against us Americans. Anyone there? Anyone paying attention patriots?

  4. codecustard

    The problem with Bitcoin is its volatility. It's like a game of chicken or a game of hot potato with the financial system being a ticking time bomb. You don't want to go all into Bitcoin but you don't want to be too late.

    If you're saving money for the long term, you might as well DCA into Bitcoin, in my opinion it produces the same net effect as a CD.

    If you've got a large amount of money in the banks, you might as well DCA as well, and slowly transition as much as you can into Bitcoin instead of waiting last minute when there is a financial system collapse.

  5. Tactical RingWorm

    Yup, bail-ins. When you deposit your cash/paychecks that's no longer your money. You've become a creditor of the bank.

  6. Vincent Maldia

    Did the cyrus people get their money back eventually after 2012?

  7. Dominic La Rosa

    JEWS .. Heretic Jews is who is behind owning controlling currency & big banks.

  8. Josee Bedard

    That is exactly why I will not put my money there.

  9. Robert Delgado

    Halooo there my life education is being not to trust the banks cuss they make more money with the peoples money
    From the beginning of the monopoly o my o my let me hold your money went you need I'll give it to you sounds familiar

  10. Maria Carolina Varela

    Good communication ruined by the poisoned candy of cryptocurrencies. Would you still advise that LGBT, GLUTEN-FREE "money" after the implosion of Silvergate Bank???

  11. J Isley

    Heads. On. Pikes.

  12. Rick storm

    Great content – as always. Thanks !

  13. thomasucc

    When you deposit your money in a bank, you are lending money to the bank

  14. Debra Brashears

    Hmm who was president during that time??

  15. Kerry Toby

    Can the bank steal equity in a house if all the mortgage payments are being made properly?

  16. Samer Hakim

    Thank you so very much for the rich explanation that you put about the current event.

  17. ƚΞIϽıịıCIΞƚ

    Governments around the world have frozen in Russian bank accounts and assets without trial and nobody's realizing that it basically means that they can do it to anyone. The financial system relies on one fundamental principle and that is the trust of the people that their money is safe in a bank. But it is not safe, it never was and it never will. The German government promised back in 2009 in the midst of the financial crisis that their money was safe, which was a lie, the former minister of finance admitted that in an interview last year.

  18. Land Voyagers

    as of 17/03/2023 this looks less and less like conspiracy theory, imao tthink about it, banks crash, get bail ins from your cash, insured depositors get their cash back in CBDC, all hail Brave new world ahaha

  19. marie staggs

    Um no they do NOT own my money. My money that I earn and make is MY money only

  20. Federica Cavicchio

    This is for people who were asleep from 2008 to 2012 yes?

  21. Clifford Buchanan

    Consider the bank note your money you have in your wallet or in savings or even in the reads as follows this note is used for a federal reserve note for tender and purchases of any debt or transactions its printed by the federal reserve and used for he federal reserve and collected for the federal reserve ALL the banks are just the offspring of the federal reserve …since they printed they already own it …its primarily on loan to you so you can make purchases with it thats how they can regulate the pice of the dollar without the backing of gold because Henry Kissenger brokered a deal with the Arabs so that the creation of the petro dollar was created since Nixon took America off the gold standard everyone that buys petroleum has to use anmericn dollars to purchases oil aka fuel now that every other nation has made a deal with the Arabs using other means of financial purchases other then the dollar governments around the world have been trying to make there own financial system as a world currency making a mess with our global market now we have this global WEF courrpt system trying to make every nation to roll with there plans

  22. Steven Mendoza

    I knew that. I have the assets you mentioned. Silver and Gold. God's money. They are going to kill the dollar. It's not your money. It's the Banks.

  23. Nick Burak

    Guy. I know that this is an old video, so I'll have to say this on your next one within an hour, but it's very, very thorough work. Thank you!

  24. Nathan Drake

    This video aged well.

  25. Carol Good

    And they steal legally! Nothing will happen to these bankers

  26. Inhale. Exhale.

    found out i'm just a creditor at my bank when i got annoyed by them and asked to withdraw a substantial part of it in cash. they would not give it to me. they would transfer it somewhere acceptable but cash? no. people need to know this!

  27. Mike King

    They can wait for you to pay your front loaded interest and then call in the loan.
    The fake bank prearranged the bailout even before the "community re-investment act of 1997". They planned the crash to get the planned TARP and kept foreclosures too. No nation's banks have any legitimate business with derivs or cryptos.
    There is no end to bailouts. Period.

  28. Cuauhtemoc Salas

    The FDIC does not have the authority to use client funds to prop up a failing financial institution or to repay the institution's creditors.

  29. Jay Carlisle

    Yeah and they gave the main Street bailout funds to Walstreet to distribute because, duh f-tarded, and Walstreet used those funds to pay off it's loans

  30. Samson Babayan

    The bankster GANGSTERS! Licensed to steal! No wonder God allows them to get robbed!(social moral justice)

  31. cjmerobot

    Speaking of Fridays, we got a whopper on Friday March 10th…

  32. ioan stavila

    Respect dear friend!

  33. BRIDE4JESUS

    Crypto is not going to save you
    No one will be saved from the forced switch to a global currency

  34. Asdf

    He Ami jou know banker a big gangster ther always steel go there and get jour cahs money real money not numbers find out the hab it noooooo if jou come to late happy trip to all the sheep worldwide

  35. Asdf

    Not my I get all out every month haaaaaaa prepare all of jour sheeeeeeep

  36. Johannes Paulsen

    They'll take my money once but not twice. Every single savings account will be closed. My employer can pay me in gold or cash. I'll buy everything with gold or cash. The banks will think twice before taking any further money from their clients. There will be nothing to take. That will be the end of the banking systems.

  37. Leprechaun

    Who else is back here after SVB went bankrupt?

  38. cryptohawk

    Old news… goes back to the Frank Dodd act that Obama signed into law here in the US. It's called a bail in.

  39. Fallen Lu

    If banks did this a lot will die ppl are not mentally stable banks shouldn’t be allowed to gamble with peoples money that should be illegal

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