At this rate, Trump's going to need the world's biggest mattress.
He could start his own.He's going to have to find a new bank just to safely store all his Ls.
Marshall Mattress?
Not-FDIC insured.
Sounds like MyPillow needs to think big. MyMattress?At this rate, Trump's going to need the world's biggest mattress.
For the benefit of those wondering what the link is; it's the final financial disclosure of Trump before ending his term as President.
Yeah, and any move he makes will be under extreme scrutiny.Deutsche Bank cut ties so I'm not sure if he'll find a middleman for it.
Is there something cooking that is about to drop. I mean banks like money, not like it's a loan, it's solid cash. Perhaps they expect he will withdraw it anyway to pay his debts so are taking the PR win?
At this point, I wouldn't be surprised if it's a sperm bank.So what bank is left? The tweet says 3 of the 4 banks have closed his accounts.
Part of it is probably reputation related.Yeah, that's what I'm curious about. I'd expect lots of businesses to cut ties with him, but banks kinda seemed to me like the type of organization that would put up with whatever, so long as it doesn't put them in legal trouble.
I can see him trying to launch his own Crypto currency, which would of course just be a massive pyramid scheme for his cult.
Also, no one wants the eye of Sauron on them if they have other irregularities that might get noticed.Part of it is probably reputation related.
But also, the President has likely been doing shady stuff with his money over the years. When regulators come in, it's going to look better to have closed Trump's accounts rather than to have continued to aid him.
Right. If they find out that they let Trump launder money, its probably going to reveal a larger pattern of ignoring red flags that would suggest broader neglect which often leads to fines.Also, no one wants the eye of Sauron on them if they have other irregularities that might get noticed.
So what bank is left? The tweet says 3 of the 4 banks have closed his accounts.
Pretty sure they just cut him a check and say good luck.What does this even mean, though? Like, what happens to all that money?
I would be. Have you seen his kids?
At this rate, Trump's going to need the world's biggest mattress.
What does this even mean, though? Like, what happens to all that money?
Not sure why it says 3 of 4 as Trump still has accounts with JP Morgan & Capital One. Although the JP Morgan one is only a couple of small savings accounts from his dadSo what bank is left? The tweet says 3 of the 4 banks have closed his accounts.
Is there something cooking that is about to drop. I mean banks like money, not like it's a loan, it's solid cash. Perhaps they expect he will withdraw it anyway to pay his debts so are taking the PR win?
Trump's account at this bank is actually in the form of a revocable trust and the vast majority of the wealth in that trust is almost assuredly in the form of property assets rather than cash or credit. So by closing the trust, the bank is just transferring the properties back to Trump.Yeah, that's what I'm curious about. I'd expect lots of businesses to cut ties with him, but banks kinda seemed to me like the type of organization that would put up with whatever, so long as it doesn't put them in legal trouble.
At this rate, Trump's going to need the world's biggest mattress.
Is there something cooking that is about to drop. I mean banks like money, not like it's a loan, it's solid cash. Perhaps they expect he will withdraw it anyway to pay his debts so are taking the PR win?
Yeah, that's what I'm curious about. I'd expect lots of businesses to cut ties with him, but banks kinda seemed to me like the type of organization that would put up with whatever, so long as it doesn't put them in legal trouble.
I'm surprised they're allowed to do this, I support it fully
I figured there'd be a lot of laws to prevent banks from closing your accounts, for better or worse
Not sure why it says 3 of 4 as Trump still has accounts with JP Morgan & Capital One. Although the JP Morgan one is only a couple of small savings accounts from his dad
The majority of Trump's remaining money is with Capital One
Trump's account at this bank is actually in the form of a revocable trust and the vast majority of the wealth in that trust is almost assuredly in the form of property assets rather than cash or credit. So by closing the trust, the bank is just transferring the properties back to Trump.
Dealing with legal holds is still a hassle. No bank wants to deal with the scrutiny of a lawsuit (depositions, doc requests, etc.) if they can avoid it.
Trump is like a ticking time bomb.
Banks can decline to do business with anyone they deem a risk.