buy generic Latuda By Mark Quann Here is a great video from Anthony Robbins! If taxing the rich will not help with your financial problems, then I suggest that you read books and begin to learn about how money actually works. But if you do, be sure to learn about saving, investing, and taxation, as taxes can take […]
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The Easy Way to Stop Banking
By Mark Quann The Easy Way to Stop Banking If you know someone who would like to quit smoking cigarettes, I would recommend a book called “The Easy Way to Stop Smoking” by Allen Carr. My brother and I, and many of my friends had picked up smoking cigarettes in high school. I was 13 years old when I […]
Bank Scam #10: The Debt Matrix
by Mark Quann Bank Scam #10: The Debt Matrix I call the financial system built by the World Bankers, The Debt Matrix. Americans (and the rest of the world) plug into the Matrix when they are young—get hooked on debt—and many will remain in debt for life. The Matrix can be described in Bank Scams #1-9, with each scam being interdependent on one another. Bank Scam […]
Bank Scam #9: Zero Percent Auto Loans
Bank Scam #9: Zero Percent Auto Loans Is a zero percent auto loan a good idea? Lets look at the numbers to find out. The average car payment in America is just under $400 a month. If a household has 2 car payments, that is $800 a month invested into rapidly depreciating assets. If that same household spends another $200 a month on random stuff at […]
Bank Scam #8: CD Secured Loans
Bank Scam #8: CD Secured Loans If a good friend walked up to you one day and asked if they could borrow $10,000, and you had the extra money, you might say yes, right? But before you do you may ask, “Will you pay me any interest?” And more importantly, “How can you pay me back?” Your friend responds, “Well, I’m going to pay you […]
Bank Scam #6: Offering a Discount to Apply for Credit
Top 10 Bank Scams Bank Scam #6: Offering a Discount to Apply for Credit Banking is simply a game of numbers. The first goal of the bank is to sell you multiple products. The bank knows that if you own 5 “products” from the same bank, you will stay as a customer of that bank. For example, if the bank opens a […]
Bank Scam #4: Automatic Saving Plans such as BofA “Keep the Change” and Wells Fargo Way2Save
Bank Scam #4: Automatic Saving Plans such as BofA “Keep the Change” and Wells Fargo Way2Save You may have even seen the commercials for Bank of America “Keep the Change” and Wells Fargo “Way2Save.” Both claim to “help you save” by transferring a small amount of money from your checking account to your savings account each time you use your debit card. Now, if you read Bank Scams #1, 2, […]
Bank Scam #3: Fractional Reserve Banking
Bank Scam #3: Fractional Reserve Banking “Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank. Give a man a bank and he can rob the world.” It may be written clearly on your credit card, auto statements, and even your mortgage as to the amount of interest you are paying on a monthly basis. Even current laws mandate the banks to show exactly the cost […]
Bank Scam #2: “How to Get Good Credit”
Bank Scam #2: How to Get Good Credit Please be sure to read Bank Scam #1 (click here) before you read the other 9 scams. There may be important information in a previous post needed to understand each of the subsequent posts. To uncover how “get good credit” is used to scam Americans out of their hard-earned money, let me tell you a story of my […]
Bank Scam #1: Save Money
Bank Scam #1: Save Money Welcome back to Rich Man Poor Bank. It is finally time to expose the most common scams the biggest banks use to lock up your money–while paying you nothing–while they invest your savings for personal profit. Over the next 10 weeks I will be posting many of the most common scams I see when working with middle-American families. Let’s start with biggest […]
