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[businessbigwigs]

First Republic Bank Bailout

First Republic Bank Bailout

First Republic Bank will be getting a $30 billion rescue package from other major banks, after two other major banks failed this week. First Republic Bank is based in San Francisco, and serves mostly venture capital-backed companies and tech startups. Before this week, it had deposits totaling over $175 billion. But like many other similar banks, it has recently seen a major run of withdrawals.…

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[resurgent-india-blog]

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[deletingmyself]

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[official-lucifers-child]

it's strange realising i can just Do Things, like i saw a video of someone eating dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets and i thought "damn i've never had dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets, those sound fun" and i was going to move on when the siren call of the nearest grocery store reached my brain and now i'm telling myself that no, i do not need to purchase dinosaur-shaped chicken nuggets just because a part of my brain really wants them.

[marvey-sideblog]

"And it just happened to be empty?" "Something like that."

Suits 4x8 "Exposure" Mike returns to Pearson Specter and gets Harvey's old office.

[ohitspurple2]

Hate the men's fashion tag because I'll just be minding my business, scrolling looking for interesting ideas and all I get is blue suit jackets and softcore porn

[belle-keys]

the obx cast lore is actually way better than the show post-S1

[kindafooey]

Oh oh also in addition to calling a well-known banker a tax evader, here's some more absolutely unhinged things to say in a bank-sponsored interview that Mr Käärijä very much said in the Aktia webinar:

When asked about his first debit card - a service provided by banks - he said that switching to using a card instead of actual cash he could physically hold and measure in his hand messed with his sense of how much value money holds, implying it as one of the root causes for the irresponsible financial decisions in his youth

He also off-handedly called pension funds - also a service provided by banks, and a huge source of profit for them too - a scam and straight up told young listeners that if they ever invest in one, they're never going to see that money again

[secondwheel]

When you date an investor

[futuremrscameron]

thoughts on rafe age gap with an upcoming reader???

[bitchesgetriches]

Hiiii!!! I keep getting invites to create money manager accounts from my bank & various credit cards, and i was wondering if y'all could explain what they are? I've tried to research them but can't make heads or tails if starting one is a good idea or not. Any advice??? TIA!!

First off, here's what you do with those "invites":

They aren't invitations. They're advertisements. You can safely ignore them. We explain all about it here:

Here’s What to Do With Those Credit Card Pre-approval Offers You Get in the Mail 

Now, a "money manager account" is probably just some kind of investment account. When you're ready, you can do some research on both investment accounts and credit cards on your own, and choose accounts based on YOUR needs, not what your bank wants to sell you. For more on that, read this:

Cheat on Your Bank—It's Not Your Girlfriend 

Hope that helps!

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