> Their deposits are covered by government guarantees, whereas the richer clients are left more exposed. This is not a case of greater protection for "small pe

> Their deposits are covered by government guarantees, whereas the richer clients are left more exposed. This is not a case of greater protection for "small people". a) event that may trigger this protection is very rare b) "small people" are getting shafted with excessive fees all the time So no, you don't. How about keeping agreements between bank and client clear and short? Richer clients don't get caught on those, poorer do.