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    Business & Finance Non-woke Banks

    I use one tied to my former service-days for some things, I also do a portion my financial activity through my primary employer, more as a contractual stipulation than because of choice. The remainder is through a mix of firms for specific services. Obviously firms prefer if you conduct all...
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    Business & Finance Non-woke Banks

    Then look for a smaller, regional institution (bank, credit union, etc). The big-name institutions are going to lean heavily towards woke, at least until some lawsuits are successful at securing hefty payouts for breach of fiduciary duty to shareholders/account holders.
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    Business & Finance Non-woke Banks

    All financial institutions operating in the US, Canada (and most developed countries) are legally required to report information on transaction and balance activity to local tax (& in some cases, law enforcement) authorities. To avoid that - cash, barter, or tax haven. Re: records of firearm...
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    Business & Finance Non-woke Banks

    fun fact - the various US & international regulators provide handy (normally free, or de minimis cost) courses on how to prevent money laundering. (look for courses on AML) Like many such instances, a course on how to prevent/catch X is, effectively, also a course on how to get away with X.
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    Business & Finance Non-woke Banks

    Pretty much every bank(or bank-like institution) (us or other) is required to share tax details with their customers' local governments, as well as the government of whichever nation they are headquartered in. Despite what Gordon Gecko might have claimed in the movies, finance is the first or...
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