Revolut has Lithuanian Banking License Now
- Thread starter Martin Everson
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It's true.
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The difference is that with a true private bank account the funds are segregated and the bank cannot use them to make loans. Which means if the bank defaults you are covered only by the federal deposit insurance scheme. Private banks charge hefty fees to make up for the loss of income from not being able to lend your cash out to others.
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The difference is that with a true private bank account the funds are segregated and the bank cannot use them to make loans. Which means if the bank defaults you are covered only by the federal deposit insurance scheme. Private banks charge hefty fees to make up for the loss of income from not being able to lend your cash out to others.
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well it depends on the specific "product" he has with them
could you please share if you invest with them or you simply deposited and they are getting fees from you (mind you say how high it could be)
you think it's doable with lower 7 digits?
could you please share if you invest with them or you simply deposited and they are getting fees from you (mind you say how high it could be)
you think it's doable with lower 7 digits?
Are you are referring to US banks? This is not how it works in Europe including Switzerland where I bank with over half a dozen private banks.
Start separate thread if you want︀ to discuss further and keep this one to the subject.
Start separate thread if you want︀ to discuss further and keep this one to the subject.
Simply and Logically, There are is no need for any debate. If I am spreading false information then it makes Retail = Private. I do not see any reason to pay them extra costs, I would close relationship immediately. There are is another one called Priority banking which is semi private but lend money. Most Banks label Private as Priority banking which is utter misinformation.
Man you are talking nonsense for real....lol. I can't keep up with you. Swiss banks are increasing their private banking lending activity to wealthy entrepreneurs to attract more of those clients business for example Credit Suisse. By Swiss post you mean postfinance bank right? They only got a banking license in 2013. What have they got to do with private︀ banking...lol?
I get lombard loans all day long from Swiss banks in CHF.....complete nonsense you︁ are talking....lol.
I get lombard loans all day long from Swiss banks in CHF.....complete nonsense you︁ are talking....lol.
Credit Suisse is not a real private bank. All my accounts are fully segregated. I know man they do lending but what I'm talking about segregated private banks.
Here an example of real private bank:
Institutions
Here an example of real private bank:
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Come on man. Just call and ask the banks I mentioned, They will tell you story. I'm not lying. I do not︀ have reason to do it. Retail banks are not segregated but Real Private Banks are︁ segregated.
You can get jumbo loans and they will use money from their retail clients.︂ They never use our money for that. In Swiss I know credit cards are secured︃ by own cash. Swiss cards bad as f**k. American Cards are amazing and unsecured.
I have amex black card but not work anywhere.
You can get jumbo loans and they will use money from their retail clients.︂ They never use our money for that. In Swiss I know credit cards are secured︃ by own cash. Swiss cards bad as f**k. American Cards are amazing and unsecured.
I have amex black card but not work anywhere.
Have you lost your mind now? 😱 CS is one of the biggest private bank in Switzerland. They are No.1 in Euromoney 2017 ranking for best private banking services overall also in EMEA. I suppose in your own little world CS is not a real private bank. But lets deal with reality here please.
Stop trolling...lol.😀
Stop trolling...lol.😀
I used to live in Switzerland...stop trolling with the nonsense.....lol.
Your correct. For my Swiss credit cards in private banking they for example block funds equal to around 200% of the credit card balance. No issue for me as I don't use them.
Your correct. For my Swiss credit cards in private banking they for example block funds equal to around 200% of the credit card balance. No issue for me as I don't use them.
So Switzerlands second biggest bank you can't find info on? I leave you to it. Have a good evening.....lol. rof/%rof/%. I can't take you serious when you say that CS is not a real private bank.
I have to pay around 0.46% annual fee plus custody fees for this segregated accounts. I have reason to believe you are not a multi millionaire. No offense but they not offer these to average joe. There are certain amount need to be deposited in order to get those accounts.
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