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| Dear Reader, JPMorgan Chase just admitted to something terrifying in a $5 billion lawsuit. They confessed to abruptly closing not just Trump's personal accounts but also accounts affiliated with him. Think about that. If you ever donate to a wrong candidate, attend a specific rally, support a controversial charity … Your bank can decide your affiliations are a "risk to their reputation" and lock you out of the account overnight … with no warning or appeals process. What's even worse? Right now, banks are doing this by hand. It takes time and effort to track people down. But through Docket No. OP-1670, the Fed has built a centralized payment hub called "FedNow." It gives them real-time visibility into every check you write ... Every transfer you make ... And every organization you support. That means they won't need a bank executive to investigate you anymore. A simple algorithm could flag your account and freeze your funds instantly. Dr. Martin D. Weiss has been rating the safety of banks since the '70s. For decades, he has warned that banks are steadily expanding their surveillance of everyday transactions. That's why he recently put together a brief outlining 4 simple, 100% legal steps to "Fed-proof" your savings. Over 1,500 banks have already joined FedNow. You must take action if you want to move your money out of the crosshairs. Click here to learn how to protect your money before FedNow takes over. Eliza Lasky P.S. You don't need to switch banks to protect yourself. In fact, switching banks won't help. Restructuring how you hold your wealth may be the only way to escape the Fed's grasp. Don't wait until it's too late — Get Dr. Martin D. Weiss' 4 steps to protect yourself now. 11780 US Highway 1, |
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