Have you ever taken a moment to really think about what happens to your money when you put it in the bank?
Banks make it sound so simple and reassuring.
They tell you to save your money with them for safekeeping, painting this picture of your funds sitting securely in an account, untouched and patiently waiting for whenever you need them.
But here’s the truth:
Banks don’t just keep your money locked away in some secure vault like they make you believe.
They’re not merely protecting your money; they’re putting it to work for their own gain.
While you’re being encouraged to save diligently and consistently, the banks are busy making plans to use your money to generate profits.
How do they do this?
Through investments and loans.
The moment your money lands in their accounts, they’re already figuring out ways to lend it out to the highest bidder, individuals, businesses, corporations, even governments, anyone willing to pay the most interest.
And here’s the kicker.
They do all this while giving you only a tiny fraction of those profits in the form of interest, which barely grows your savings over time.
The truth is, banks are masters at using what’s known as OPM (Other People’s Money).
That’s right, your money, my money, everyone’s money.
They pool it all together, invest it, lend it, and make massive profits.
It’s their business model and it works incredibly well for them.
But what about you?
Here’s what I realized a long time ago.
If banks can use my money to make more money for themselves, why can’t I do the same for myself?
So, I stopped parking my money in savings accounts, letting it just sit there doing nothing while the banks grew wealthier off it.
Instead, I started doing what the banks do.
Now, every time I have money that I would have otherwise just stashed away in the bank, I put it on an investment assignment.
I send my money out to work for me, to grow and multiply through smart, calculated investments.
And guess what?
It’s been a game-changer.
The bottom line is this.
You can keep letting the banks use your money to their advantage, or you can take control of your own financial future.
You can become the one making the profits rather than just the one being offered crumbs.
It’s not about rejecting the banking system entirely; it’s about understanding how it works and making it work for you.
Start putting your money to work for you.
Take charge of your financial growth. After all, if the banks can use your money to create wealth for themselves, so can you.