If you are still in Citibank or any big bank for that matter, you might need to see this
(wallstreetonparade.com)
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I made a move yesterday that now I feel a lot better about. I moved like 95% of my savings from a bank that I've used for years (Truist) to a local Credit Union. CU's by law cannot invest in derivatives, but Truist has something like $33 Billion in derivatives, plus they were a contributor back in April for bailing out a competitor bank to keep the derivatives "investments" afloat.
Just like in 2008, I have been having a bad gut feeling about the banking system and have wanted to get out of it. Finally, that happened yesterday and this ^^^ article confirms my actions.
I left Chase and went to a credit union a couple years ago when Chase pulled that BS of trying to de-bank Gen. Flynn.
I recently needed something notarized and the notary at the credit union did it on the spot when I stopped by, no appointment necessary, and no fee.
Smart man. You now know how good CU is.
I have used cu for years. Smart man. You would be better off.