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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    Or, You know, they said deposits, as opposed to withdrawals, which would be required for the purpose of buying.

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    Well, good luck to them when their biggest customers pull out all their money and go to a competing bank.

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    I guess you missed where I said they do a bunch of BUYING and SELLING.



    Holding cash deposits....not making deposits....


    kthxbye

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    The only re-wording around here is coming from you...I didn't read anything about multiple transactions nor withdrawals......customers have moved money to cash as a safe haven in the past month as investments like stocks and bonRAB have become increasingly volatile.

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    YW for making the point, Holdings....does that mean multiple transactions,or withdrawals even?

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    Yes, I'm sure money market funRAB and pension plans are just putting $50m in cash into these accounts and not touching them at all. Not like they do any sort of market work.

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    You give bank money, bank loans your money and makes interest, bank gives you a cut of the interest.

    That is how banks work children, tomorrow we will learn about the post office and grocery store.

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    wait wait I know this one

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    It's just nurabers on an internet page.

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    Cash in America. Banks starting to charge YOU to hold your cash.

    Reserve ratio, they have to keep more cash on hand

 

 

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