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Keep this in mind as you check your Bank balance :/
Want to know how the banking system really works? Here it goes:
You don't deposit cash at a bank. You actually just lend it to the bank, and when you go to draw on that account, you are just creating a transaction inputted on a digital ledger. You are not actually drawing out your original money. The banks then charge you fees to actually lend them money as well in the form of monthly account fees, overdraft fees and all the other small print fees that sneak in.
When the bank deposits money in your account in the form of a credit for instance, if you buy a house it's not an actual credit, it's really a debt that it repackages and calls a mortgage by leveraging its position and creating a profit margin for the services of lending you part of your own money back that you originally gave it, as well as all its other customers money. There is only one form of real money in this transaction, and that is the money that you originally gave the bank. Its basically holding a lien over you and on your new house with the money you and its other customers let it borrow, which it turned around and let you borrow again and charged fees on it. All it did was artistically create a leveraged position and profit margin by creating a credit and debt out of thin air.
The stark reality is that there really is no money. This centralized system is just conjured up credit, debt and margin entries on a centralized ledger thats agreed upon (consensus) by a centralized group of participants.
The above is better then I could express of how Banks work , what I can say is that if you have Money in a bank and think it's your money ' -- :lol:
Jack
Want to know how the banking system really works? Here it goes:
You don't deposit cash at a bank. You actually just lend it to the bank, and when you go to draw on that account, you are just creating a transaction inputted on a digital ledger. You are not actually drawing out your original money. The banks then charge you fees to actually lend them money as well in the form of monthly account fees, overdraft fees and all the other small print fees that sneak in.
When the bank deposits money in your account in the form of a credit for instance, if you buy a house it's not an actual credit, it's really a debt that it repackages and calls a mortgage by leveraging its position and creating a profit margin for the services of lending you part of your own money back that you originally gave it, as well as all its other customers money. There is only one form of real money in this transaction, and that is the money that you originally gave the bank. Its basically holding a lien over you and on your new house with the money you and its other customers let it borrow, which it turned around and let you borrow again and charged fees on it. All it did was artistically create a leveraged position and profit margin by creating a credit and debt out of thin air.
The stark reality is that there really is no money. This centralized system is just conjured up credit, debt and margin entries on a centralized ledger thats agreed upon (consensus) by a centralized group of participants.
The above is better then I could express of how Banks work , what I can say is that if you have Money in a bank and think it's your money ' -- :lol:
Jack