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It shouldn't matter. If I want my money, in part or in full, you should give it to me.
by rglover 4y ago
It shouldn't matter. If I want my money, in part or in full, you should give it to me.
- qotgalaxy 4y ago[dead]
- Scarblac 4y agoHow much would you be willing to pay for an account for which that was always true?
- sebzim4500 4y agoI'd certainly accept a lower interest rate.
- prottog 4y agoBut would you pay a negative interest rate, i.e. a fee? Wouldn't having millions of dollars available on demand be a service that you would have to pay for?
- sebzim4500 4y agoYeah, but I don't think I would have to. German bank accounts are guaranteed by the government but still pay a positive interest rate.
- rglover 4y agoDepends on the balance, but I could see a tiered monthly subscription model working well. So, if I have $10,000, my monthly fee is relatively low or just free, but if I have > $1M that fee goes up. Could be a percentage with a ceiling or an annual cap. Could just package it as Priority Withdraw Guarantee and charge it as an add-on and part of the guarantee is that your cash will be kept in a reserve independent of investment activities.