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Money in the Bank

Posted: August 9, 2017 in Private Reserve Strategy
Tags: account, bank, Cash, computer, dollars, Federal Reserve, loan, look, Money, needed, notes, numbers, officer, paper, phony, phrase, private, reserve, strategy, trillion, vault, world

We have all heard the phrase, “it’s like money in the bank”.  Perhaps we should take a closer look.

“All told, there’s more than $13.5 trillion (dollars) in existence. However, the U.S. Federal Reserve says only $1.5 trillion exists as actual paper notes. In other words, nearly 90% of all dollars in the world exist as ‘digits on a screen’…. When you get a loan, your bank doesn’t open its vault, take out cash, and hand it to you. The bank’s loan officer types a few numbers into his computer… and the money arrives in your account.” -Nick Rokke

The private reserve strategy uses actual dollars put there by a person and is available to use as needed.  There is no phony money involved.

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