⚠️ Your "bank" might not actually be a bank.

Millions opened high-yield savings accounts believing their $ was FDIC-insured. Then $100 million went missing from one.

These are "neobanks"—promising better rates but operating in a regulatory black box created by Silicon Valley billionaires like Andreessen, Thiel, and Musk. The same crowd with deep ties to the current administration, pushing deregulation that benefits them while leaving everyday people to foot the bill.

Your money isn't always where you think it is. And when it vanishes? Good luck getting answers.

If you can't walk into a branch and talk to a human, it's not a bank. It's a gamble.

Consider a credit union instead. They're member-owned, not shareholder-driven. Your money stays local, and they actually answer to you—not to billionaires looking for their next tax break.

Stop trusting billionaires with your savings—they're not looking out for you.

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