The Richest Americans Are Pulling Their Cash from Banks at Alarming Rates
The Richest Americans Are Pulling Their Cash from Banks at Alarming Rates
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Dear Reader, In 2023, U.S. banks were plagued with issues. Hundreds of thousands of deposits were delayed at major institutions like Bank of America, Chase, and Wells Fargo. Cyber-attacks hit the New York branch of the world's biggest bank, ICBC. And we saw a run of bank failures that marked the biggest banking sector collapse in U.S. history. These incidents are seriously concerning for anyone with money in a traditional financial institution. And it could be why the wealthiest Americans have been pulling their cash out of U.S. banks at alarming rates. What's more shocking, though, is where they might be stashing all their cash... Because it could be one of the best places to secure and even grow your wealth substantially over the coming months. At Stansberry Research, one of America's largest independent financial research firms, we've been tracking this little-known investment for over 20 years. We first told our readers about it in 2003... right before it soared 273%. But according to our analysts, conditions have never been as good as they are right now. We've put all the details in a brand-new report – you can view it 100% free on this page here. Regards, Matt Weinschenk
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