Are They About To Confiscate Money From Bank Accounts In Greece Just Like They Did In Cyprus?

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Do you remember what happened when Cyprus decided to defy the EU?  In the end, the entire banking system of the nation collapsed and money was confiscated from private bank accounts.  Well, the nation of Greece is now approaching a similar endgame.  At this point, the Greek government has not received any money from the EU or the IMF since August 2014.  As you can imagine, that means that Greek government accounts are just about bone dry.  The new Greek government continues to insist that it will never “violate its anti-austerity mandate”, but the screws are tightening.  Right now the unemployment rate in Greece is over 25 percent and the banking system is on the verge of collapse.  It isn’t going to take much to set off a panic, and when it does happen there are already rumors that the EU plans to confiscate money from private bank accounts just like they did in Cyprus.
Throughout this entire multi-year crisis, things have never been this dire for the Greek government.  In fact, Greece came thisclose to defaulting on a loan payment to the IMF back on May 12th.  And with essentially no money remaining at all, the Greek government is supposed to make several large payments in the weeks ahead…

Legally money is not yours once you have put it in a bank, from a legal point of view you have loaned that money to the bank to do with as they choose.
As long as they remain solvent, you can get that money back again.

With the current generation of globally incompetent bankers you will need to keep your fingers crossed when making deposits. Bottom line Banks are for cashing checks and paying bills, nothing more.

Related Link of interest:  http://galeinnes.blogspot.com/2014/07/avoiding-financial-terrorism.html