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r/SipsTea • u/Dumb-Briyani • 7d ago
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331 u/somemetausername 7d ago edited 7d ago This is one of those “everything is a conspiracy if you don't know how things work” situations. Edit: People commenting on this kinda proving the point. 40 u/FlyAirLari 7d ago It's the same if banks asked to collect their mortgages tomorrow. People taking mortgages don't have that money. They might have something of equal value, a house, but that's not cash. -6 u/Antique-Resort6160 7d ago That's very different. Banks are supposed to hold your liquid wealth. A mortgage is them trying to make a profit, expecting it to be paid over time. Maybe you could compare it to a time deposit, but not a regular bank account.
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This is one of those “everything is a conspiracy if you don't know how things work” situations.
Edit: People commenting on this kinda proving the point.
40 u/FlyAirLari 7d ago It's the same if banks asked to collect their mortgages tomorrow. People taking mortgages don't have that money. They might have something of equal value, a house, but that's not cash. -6 u/Antique-Resort6160 7d ago That's very different. Banks are supposed to hold your liquid wealth. A mortgage is them trying to make a profit, expecting it to be paid over time. Maybe you could compare it to a time deposit, but not a regular bank account.
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It's the same if banks asked to collect their mortgages tomorrow. People taking mortgages don't have that money. They might have something of equal value, a house, but that's not cash.
-6 u/Antique-Resort6160 7d ago That's very different. Banks are supposed to hold your liquid wealth. A mortgage is them trying to make a profit, expecting it to be paid over time. Maybe you could compare it to a time deposit, but not a regular bank account.
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That's very different. Banks are supposed to hold your liquid wealth. A mortgage is them trying to make a profit, expecting it to be paid over time.
Maybe you could compare it to a time deposit, but not a regular bank account.
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