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This is how bank works

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Bran Es 🩸🩸🩸 的头像
Bran Es 🩸🩸🩸1 年前

Oh no, it is waaay worse than this... that is how it used to work once upon a time. Now they don’t even need cash on hand…

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Jordan Ross1 年前

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Dynoclaus (🦍,🦍) 的头像
Dynoclaus (🦍,🦍)1 年前

It is so much worse than this. This would actually be fine.

Cygnos 的头像
Cygnos1 年前

When you deposit $1,000, the bank’s balance increases by $1,000. Similarly, when the bank issues a $1,000 loan, it also records a $1,000 gain. However, the bank only incurs a loss if the loan is not repaid. The interest charged on loans serves not only as profit but also as a way to compensate for potential losses from unpaid loans.

Liesel Weppen 的头像
Liesel Weppen1 年前

This is exactly how banks are NOT functioning nowadays.

The Antagonist 的头像
The Antagonist1 年前

No, it's not. They lend the same 1000 to 20 people at once, betting that you won't come back and ask for it before they get paid

Patrick 的头像
Patrick1 年前

Its all credit. Pulled from thin air to be given to u as a loan. Look up fractional bank reserves.

Patrick 的头像
Patrick1 年前

Wrong

Geoffst24 的头像
Geoffst241 年前

the difference pays for the wages and running of the bank, you would not work for free.

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jester1 年前

this leaves out fractional reserve lending

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unl0cker1 年前

That's not how banks make money... Your 1000 becomes 10000 (fractional reserve) and the interest is now 10 times higher. 7% becomes 70% over those 1000. With your 1000 the bank will make 700! Wake the f up

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