Legal loophole that threatens your money in the bank.

Nickolai Hubble | 16 August 2020 Have money in the bank? Read this... Dear Reader,   My research has uncovered a legal loophole that potentially threatens your money in the bank.   This is not some crazy ass conspiracy.   Just after the last financial crisis, Britain passed this law.   It’s REAL.   The Bill has passed through both Houses.   It’s got the Queen’s Royal Assent.   The Bill has become an Act of Parliament.   It is now the law of the land.   To most people what this law means is unthinkable…   They will most likely think it is impossible…   It seems too undemocratic…   Too authoritarian to even be possible here in Britain.    You see…   If your bank fails, like some did in 2008...   This time round forget a bail OUT.   Forget about the government stumping up a rescue package…   Get ready for a bail IN.   And by that, I mean, YOUR MONEY could be used to rescue the bank.   Under the law passed in the shadow of the 2008 crisis, it could be depositors' money that's taken to fund the bank bailout.   The UK was one of the first countries to pass such a law.   And this law is just ONE of the many threats your money is facing these days.   Bottom line is this:   If you want to protect yourself from a financial crisis properly, you need to put your wealth somewhere, outside the banking system.   The real question is where.    I believe I have the answer.   I've prepared an urgent public warning on the topic.   It’s available for you now.   Already tens of thousands have seen it and their response has been phenomenal.   Don't waste time...   >> Click here to read it as soon as you can   Nickolai Hubble Chief Strategist, The Fleet Street Letter Monthly Alert

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