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> Actually, it's exactly the cash from the depositor, loaned out. It's not, because it doesn't show on the depositor's ledger. The bank will not tell you that
by stefantalpalaru 11y ago
> Actually, it's exactly the cash from the depositor, loaned out.
It's not, because it doesn't show on the depositor's ledger. The bank will not tell you that you have $10,000 left in your checking account because the remaining $90,000 have been loaned. It will tell you that you have the full $100,000 available to you at any time, relying on the fact that on average more than 90% of their depositors' money is extremely likely to remain unsolicited by them.
- rhino369 11y agoYou are just describing how they are lending out deposits.
- stefantalpalaru 11y agoLet me simplify this for you: if I loan you $10, do I still have those $10 to spend on something else?