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Florida Bank and other financial institutions have been closing Trump accounts and/or cutting financial ties to Trump over Jan 6th

What are the chances international banks did this now to avoid financial lawsuits against Trump the Terrorist?
 
Perhaps they don't like his arrogance, his blatant criminal attitude and may be concerned about lack of financial resources considering the amount of money he will need to cover legal expenses not only for him how about his children he led astray?
 
With his rising expenses, his decline in property values, his staggering debt, and his shady reputation, I suspect that over the next few years, Trump is going to be forced to liquidate his properties for cents on the dollar. And in retrospect, it is a breathtaking irony, because before he took the Oval Office, 90%+ of his worth was in his branding! The Trump name used to mean luxury, quality and success. Now that his name means shit, and most of the civilized world wants nothing to do with him, his brand has burst like a balloon with a pin in it, and people can't disassociate themselves from his brand quickly enough.

He ran for president to profit from his office, and bolster his brand. Instead, the knucklehead's maniacal tenure in office will wind up bringing his whole empire down around his bone-spurred ankles. What could be more fitting than that?
 
With his rising expenses, his decline in property values, his staggering debt, and his shady reputation, I suspect that over the next few years, Trump is going to be forced to liquidate his properties for cents on the dollar. And in retrospect, it is a breathtaking irony, because before he took the Oval Office, 90%+ of his worth was in his branding! The Trump name used to mean luxury, quality and success. Now that his name means shit, and most of the civilized world wants nothing to do with him, his brand has burst like a balloon with a pin in it, and people can't disassociate themselves from his brand quickly enough.

He ran for president to profit from his office, and bolster his brand. Instead, the knucklehead's maniacal tenure in office will wind up bringing his whole empire down around his bone-spurred ankles. What could be more fitting than that?
jail
 
With his rising expenses, his decline in property values, his staggering debt, and his shady reputation, I suspect that over the next few years, Trump is going to be forced to liquidate his properties for cents on the dollar. And in retrospect, it is a breathtaking irony, because before he took the Oval Office, 90%+ of his worth was in his branding! The Trump name used to mean luxury, quality and success. Now that his name means shit, and most of the civilized world wants nothing to do with him, his brand has burst like a balloon with a pin in it, and people can't disassociate themselves from his brand quickly enough.

He ran for president to profit from his office, and bolster his brand. Instead, the knucklehead's maniacal tenure in office will wind up bringing his whole empire down around his bone-spurred ankles. What could be more fitting than that?
And the ironic thing is, his most devoted followers are definitely not his businesses target demographic. By a long shot.
 
Anyone really surprised by this?
 

remains to be seen...... for all we know his assets have been frozen due to potential high legal fees
obviously he is being regarded as extremely high risk.
 
Trump's Banks Cut Ties as Backlash Grows Over Capitol Riot ...
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Jan 12, 2021 — Manhattan-based Signature Bank, a mere 10-minute walk down Fifth Avenue from Trump Tower, announced it's closing Trump accounts ...

Florida Bank Added to List of Companies Ending Ties With ...
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Jan 21, 2021 — The Miami Lakes, Florida-based bank was listed in Trump's most recent financial disclosure form as having two of his money-market accounts, ...

Florida Bank Says It Closed Donald Trump's Accounts Holding ...
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Jan 23, 2021 — Bank United, a Florida bank that once did business with former President Donald Trump, said it closed his accounts. The bank joins a growing ...

Donald Trump's two favourite bankers are cutting ties with the ...
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Jan 12, 2021 — Signature Bank, the New York lender that's long catered to his family, is closingtwo personal accounts in which Trump held about $5.3 million, a ...
 
remains to be seen...... for all we know his assets have been frozen due to potential high legal fees
obviously he is being regarded as extremely high risk.
Ok, but how does that translate into anything material in my daily life?
 
Deutsche Bank AG and Signature Bank, two of Donald Trump’s favored banks, are pulling away from the billionaire president in the wake of last week’s deadly riot at the U.S. Capitol.

The German lender has decided not to conduct any further business with Trump and his company, said two people with knowledge of the matter, asking not to be identified because the deliberations were confidential. Trump owes the Frankfurt-based lender more than US$300 million.

Signature Bank, the New York lender that’s long catered to his family, is closing two personal accounts in which Trump held about $5.3 million, a spokesperson for the firm said on Monday. It’s also calling for the president to step aside before his term officially ends on Jan. 20.

“We believe the appropriate action would be the resignation of the president of the United States, which is in the best interests of our nation and the American people,” the bank said in a separate statement on Monday.

very interesting ..........
 
Ok, but how does that translate into anything material in my daily life?
If this thread was titled "How trump's financial ties impact Wayne, Jr.," you'd have a point. But since it isn't....
 
If this thread was titled "How trump's financial ties impact Wayne, Jr.," you'd have a point. But since it isn't....
It was a question...
 
Going bankrupt once is unfortunate. Going bankrupt twice looks like carelessness. Driving your companies into bankruptcy six times, however, as Donald Trump has done, makes you a brilliant businessman.

That is according to the US president, anyway. Trump, a self-described “king of debt”, is proud of his multiple business bankruptcies, boasting frequently about how he has “brilliantly” exploited corporate bankruptcy laws in order to wriggle out of his companies’ financial obligations.

Time and time again, Trump has managed to make others – employees, investors and banks – pay for his failures. Trump, who has never declared personal bankruptcy, has been able to protect his own assets and move on to the next fiasco.

But is Teflon Don’s luck finally running out? With just days to go until the US election, Trump is facing a potentially crippling combination of financial stressors.

His business empire has been hit hard by the pandemic; according to a recent report by the Washington Post, Trump’s golf clubs and hotels are practically empty. They were not doing that well before the pandemic: the New York Times’ investigation into Trump’s taxes last month found his businesses were losing money at a staggering rate. (Seriously, what kind of genius invests heavily in a dying sport such as golf?)

What is at stake for Donald Trump? It's certainly not just the ...
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Oct 27, 2020 — Going bankrupt twice looks like carelessness. ... Trump, a self-described “king of debt”, is proud of his multiple business bankruptcies, boasting ...


We're watching Trump's 7th bankruptcy unfold - Yahoo Finance
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Oct 13, 2020 — Lenders restructured the debt rather than liquidate and Trump put his casino holdings into a new company that went bankrupt in 2004.
 
Interesting that now banks are bowing to pressure from the Baizuos. How many people still in denial that Democrats are the party of the rich.

I guess we will need to start having conservative banks and progressive ones to divide up who houses our money based on our political positions.
 
with the IRS looking hard at his numbers might also be making financial institutions nervous not to mention his mental state of mind ....... a little on the belligerent side.
 
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