Big Trouble in the US Banks As Panic Sets In – Episode 929

As money starts to disappear, banks are starting to collapse. This is causing panic among the people, as they worry about what will happen to their money. On this episode, I’m sharing information on bank runs and how they could affect your financial future.

You’re going to hear the latest news on Silicon Valley Bank, Janet Yellen’s interviews, and how the FDIC works. Most importantly, we’re going to talk about the best ways to protect your wealth and your family from this broken system. Click play to learn more about trouble in the banking system.

On this episode you’ll learn: 

• The problem with the FDIC and the way banks work.
• Four asset types that cannot be dissolved by a bank.
• Why investing in tangible assets is more important than ever.

The Problem with the FDIC and the Way Banks Work

When you deposit money into a bank, you might feel confident that your money is insured, but the truth is that the FDIC only insures $250k per depositor. The FDIC has trillions of dollars to insure, but in reality they only have around $200 billion.

You may notice that there are limits to how much you can withdraw at an ATM. And if you were to try to make a large withdrawal at your local branch, you’d be quick to learn that banks don’t actually have your money on hand. It takes a few days to collect large amounts of funds, and if many bank customers wanted to make large withdrawals, the banks could quickly be in trouble.

Four Asset Types That Cannot be Dissolved by a Bank

1. Real estate
2. Gold
3. Silver
4. Precious art

Why Investing in Tangible Assets Is More Important Than Ever

There’s never been a better time to ensure your wealth is protected by tangible assets. The entire banking system and the US dollar is fake. Let this current event serve as a warning: make sure your cash is safe and that you have tangible assets that cannot be reduced to zero.

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