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The Federal Home Loan Bank (FHLB) is flashing a warning sign that massive bank failures are on the horizon. The FHLB is a system of financial institutions established by the Federal Home Loan Bank Act of 1932, with the purpose of supporting residential mortgage lending by providing a dependable source of low-cost funding to member banks. However, based on its current financial status, the FHLB seems to be in dire straits.
The FHLB has been providing funding to member banks, but recently, a growing number of those banks are facing financial difficulties. Many of these banks are unable to keep up with their obligations and are now in danger of defaulting on their loans. This has caused the FHLB to expose itself to significant risk, and its financial position is now in jeopardy.
Moreover, the FHLB’s finances have gone from bad to worse since the beginning of the pandemic. As we all know, the COVID-19 pandemic has taken a toll on the global economy, and the FHLB is no exception. In the first half of the year, the FHLB posted huge losses of $6.7 billion. This represents a significant drop from last year’s profit of $4.4 billion during the same period.
The FHLB’s situation is a strong indication that the banking industry is in trouble. There are already many warning signs of an impending banking crisis. Banks across the country are struggling to keep up with their obligations, and the number of failing banks is steadily increasing. This is an alarming trend that is cause for concern for the entire financial system.
Nevertheless, the FHLB is not the only one flashing red. Many other financial institutions are facing similar issues, and some may be even worse off. If these banks are unable to pay their debts, it could trigger a chain reaction, leading to a financial crisis similar to the one that occurred in 2008.
The best way to avoid such a crisis is for the government to intervene quickly and decisively. This means improving regulation and oversight of the banking industry, providing more financial support to struggling banks, and implementing measures to prevent future crises from occurring.
In conclusion, while the FHLB’s financial status is currently in peril, it is just one indication of the bigger picture. We need to take this warning seriously and ensure that we act now to prevent a much larger financial crisis from occurring. The time to act is now.
If people run out of money everything collapses.
I dont understand why people get life insurance on themselves. I can understand a husband paying life insurance on his wife and a wife taking life insurance on their husband that way if the husband dies she can collect on his life insurance policy.
Most rich people stay rich by spending like the poor and investing without no stopping then most poor people stay poor by spending like the rich yet not investing like the rich but impressing them
You really need repercussions for posting something like this.
I am aware that continuing to invest during periods of volatility can be a smart way to build wealth. I’ve heard testimonies of people accruing over $150k in this red period. What measures can I take to achieve this?
This isn't anything historically new, Kevin. Globally, there have been many banking crisis dating back to the seventeen hundreds and at intervals every century. They've always corrected themselves with government intervention. Your readers should be aware, this isn't new ground we're covering. Credit Swisse has been in bad shape for several years. Just make sure you are balanced and maybe point out some of the similar situations of prior decades. May I recommend wikipedia? I applaud your news channel. Just helpful suggestions so you're not simply reporting the crap.
what happened btw with you're the only sponsor of your channel…?
Jim Kramer is an excellent indicator. If he says it's fine, it's screwed. Take that to the bank, if it still exists.
City National Bank?
How many sponsor can you fit in a video ?!? Dude are you here to inform or sell adds ?!
>I Will advice traders especially newbies to have orientation of trading before they get involved in it because the Crypto market has been unstable, forget predictions and start making a good profit now because future valuations are all speculations and guesses. when news gets bearish start buying. "Keep it simple" That correction was the best thing that happened me. but all thanks to Mr K <for his amazing skills for help me to earn 11 BTC through trading chart..
So where should we put our cash? Obviously won’t keep more the 250 k per account but even then I don’t feel very comfortable. Is fidelity safer then the banks? Fidelity has SIPC insurance. Over a million
so no comment on Schwab?
This channel is nothing more than a commercial
Was schwab mentioned?
I thought he quit doing promotions?
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Hey Kevin!
In current banking uncertainty, would you advice one to keep its savings in a brokerage account (e.g Interactive Broker) instead of a bank account? Is this more diversified and secured way or not? The question matters more for people that do not have access to the Big Banks.
i thought sponsorship was over ? LOL
Buy the dip!