What?!Yall need to stop worrying about cash. Thats so past tense. We have the CBDC.
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*FEDNOW PAYMENT SERVICE WILL LAUNCH IN JULY, CENTRAL BANK SAYS
What?!
I kind of know what it is, I’m just wondering why they are saying it’s happening already?!FedNow to launch by mid-2023, Fed official says
The federal government’s new real-time payments system should be ready for use by the middle of next year, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said in a speech this week.www.paymentsdive.com
Its the infrastructure for the CBDC. Once its in place all it takes is a button push to populate an account for every person in the country and transfer account balances from the bank to FedNow service to be used as digital currency.
The trick is making you want it to happen.
The trick is making you want it to happen.
Hey! She's a he.CS will be fine. Thier director Pippa Bunce will save the day. FOR DIVERSITY!
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We’re involved with both FedNow and the recent CBDC internal PoC testing and they have nothing to do with each other.FedNow to launch by mid-2023, Fed official says
The federal government’s new real-time payments system should be ready for use by the middle of next year, Fed Governor Michelle Bowman said in a speech this week.www.paymentsdive.com
Its the infrastructure for the CBDC. Once its in place all it takes is a button push to populate an account for every person in the country and transfer account balances from the bank to FedNow service to be used as digital currency.
The trick is making you want it to happen.
Hey! She's a he.
Or he's a she.
I'm confused...
Never had to wait more than 2-3 days in the past. Expected to get it by this Friday, not next Friday. Bank of America.
Cause if they can tell where every penny goes, why in the heLL would we still have to do taxes?
Yep.Seems alot of folks are asleep at the wheel.
Maybe you’re misdoomered.Have to take your word for - since I am the only one I know - and I don't fit your experience.
Probably. I mean, the email came from....a bank. (Doesn't matter which one at this point in time, really, does it?)Should I be worried that my bank just sent me an email saying I shouldn't worry because they are strong and stable?
If they are here reading this thread I'm the devil you have heard about.I have a fairly new friend, and I gave her the tb2k address...she and her husband are hooked. She said she hasn't seen anything at all on mainstream (which she usually avoids) about the bank drama, and she was specifically looking.
If they control it all anyway, they can just take what they want, when they want.
Unintended consequences, a bunch of CPAs would lose out on a huge mandated cash cow.Exactly, so why do taxes?
They will know where ever penny goes...
Create them and re-distribute them "fairly and equitably"It is about CONTROL, not revenue. They could just create the digits, like they do for everything else.
Kroger was dead tonight too.Went to the local bank Monday am for a wire transfer. No issues. Then went in the afternoon. Took out substantial cash. No issues. Asked if they would match another banks savings rate. No issues. In the afternoon they did say they received more phone calls that day then they did all last month. Then went to Costco, never seen it so slow.
Seems alot of folks are asleep at the wheel.
Save the pallet for firewood later.I'll be needing one of those pallets the Iranians got....
I just got one of those too, but I never believe very much that comes from a lawyer, politician, or banker.Should I be worried that my bank just sent me an email saying I shouldn't worry because they are strong and stable?
While rearranging the deck chairs, and the band played on.I'm sure the captain of the Titanic gave a soothing talk as well.
Your bank needs to give that PR Flack a CIGAR (Cuban or at least Canary Islands), and a raise.I just got one of those too, but I never believe very much that comes from a lawyer, politician, or banker.
"They have been in business for over a hundred years. Their long history of consistent, secure banking decisions is one of the many reasons they are not at risk from the challenges that led to the closing of Silicon Valley Bank."
"With the foresight to see opportunities and challenges in the road ahead, the resources to respond, and the flexibility and innovation to deal with the unexpected, they are well-positioned to deal with and thrive in unexpected circumstances – as they have for the past 100 years and counting. They’re here for the long haul."
Nobody answers at my bank. Sunday one of the two ATMs were out of cash.Note from the field…
From prior experience withdrawing large sums of money, called ahead about an hour ago to notify bank that I wanted to withdraw $$$ in $20s and $50s.
Was informed that it would be Friday, March 22nd (week and 2 days from now) before I could pickup my cash.
Did they ask you to confirm your account info?Probably. I mean, the email came from....a bank. (Doesn't matter which one at this point in time, really, does it?)
You got a hardon for taxes, dontcha?If I still have to do my taxes (mandated liability) when we go CBDC then I will say suck it!
Cause if they can tell where every penny goes, why in the heLL would we still have to do taxes? Sure pay them, but why do them!
IDK.
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Unintended consequences, a bunch of CPAs would lose out on a huge mandated cash cow.
So, what bank has been around for 123 years?Figured i would add the email and change the bank name.... enjoy lol!
THE BANK
Strong and Stable for More Than 123 Years
As I reflect on recent events, I wanted to reiterate THE BANK’s 123-year commitment to staying strong and serving you in any economy. We are steadfast in all we do to support you and appreciate your trust in us.
At THE BANK, we’re a commercial bank with strong liquidity, solid capital, and a stable, seasoned deposit base well diversified among consumer, commercial, and wealth clients.
With a de-risked balance sheet, strong capital, solid allowance for credit losses, and proven resilience in navigating changing economic climates for more than a century, we believe THE BANK remains well positioned to stay strong, stable, and committed to serving our clients and communities regardless of isolated industry events and changes in the national economy.
Our board of directors, executive leaders, and associates thank you for your continued confidence in THE BANK. As our nation continues to watch how events unfold following these unusual circumstances in the banking arena, THE BANK will continue to serve clients and communities based on our solid, secure foundation of fundamental principles and financial soundness
My CU did the same.Should I be worried that my bank just sent me an email saying I shouldn't worry because they are strong and stable?