To Keep their Global Grip on the Economy, Banks Now Charging Customers for SAVING Money
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Yesterday, it was reported that banks are preparing for an “economic nuclear winter” as the taxpayer-funded giveaway to megabanks – euphemistically known as “quantitative easing” – is on the verge of collapse.
Things look particularly grim in the EU, where Brexit has rattled the nerves of central economic planners who worship at the altar of banking cartels and stock market schemes. Major European banks such as Deutsche Bank, Credit Suisse and RBS have seen their shares plummet, and are now prepared for the worst.
Fear and uncertainty are being felt not only by bank executives, but also by citizens who have had no choice but to live under the system of central banks and stock market shenanigans. In Germany, people are losing faith in banks and finding that the only ones they can really trust are themselves.
Sales of home safes are skyrocketing now that interest rates have gone into negative territory and people are actually having to pay a fee for making deposits into their savings accounts.
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