The Cost to the People 

of Creating 

A new Public Service Banking System 

Using the Foundation, Win-Win, Business Structure

Rather than costing money,

The new Public Service Banking System 

Will Produce Billions of Dollars in Revenue.  

This can be accomplished by splitting the existing banking system into two parts.  The part that handles multi-million dollar loans stays similar to the way it is except it gets no government bailouts for bad management.   The part that handles public service loans (homeowner loans, auto loans, student loans, small business loans, etc.) is turned over to a network of independent, non profit foundations -- an independent  foundation in every county in the entire country.    Initial funding comes directly from the U.S. Treasury (bypassing the Federal Reserve ^**fb2)  and future profits return the loan and then fund county and local governments.

References:    

 Funding Small Businesses ²  ---  How to provide loans for small businesses, home owners, students, auto buyers and the like, and use the profits to fund county and city governments.

Using the newly established, public service lending industry, the profits that now go into the bank vaults of the super-wealth will, instead, will be used to fund city, county, and  state governments.   How much money will this produce.   We can only guess.   

The numbers we have come up with for interest payments on home loans gives us an estimate of  about 85 billion dollars per year for that aspect alone.   When you add all the additional loans that go the individuals such as student loans, auto loans, and small businesses,  plus auto and home owner insurance, and credit card loans, we have a substantial amount of money to fund city, county, and state governments,  all at:    ZERO cost to the taxpayers  --  producing ZERO inflation  --  immediately ending the home foreclosure crisis  --  and not one penny of that money coming from taxes.   

There are additional ways to produce still money to fund governments that are not included on this page.   Because they would take attention from this topic, we cover them on other pages of this website.   At the moment, we invite you to read   A Debt Forgiveness Story. ² 

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Notes and References

**m2  **m2   Fiat Money:     Fiat money is a gloried form of "Monopoly" money.   It's make-believe money.   It's nothing more than bookkeeping ledger entries or paper money which the Federal Reserve creates on their printing presses with absolutely no supervision.  The real value in this money is zero, zip, nada,  nothing.   It steals its value from the money already in the economy -- from the money in your wallet,  in your bank accounts, and in your retirement investments.   

The Finance industry then charges its customers hard-earned, interest money (money created with blood, sweat and tears)   for the use of this non-existent, make-believe money that they (the bankers) simply plucked from the air or printed on the Federal Reserve's counterfeit-money printing presses.   With this make-believe money, the bankers  control, dominate, and milk the people for real money.  

Here's how the scam works:  You and I, small business owners, and the general public borrow their money.   We work diligently to produce goods and services and then we give/pay some of our real goods and services to the lenders (in the form of money) as payment for the use of their non-existent money.   Then while we struggle to survive, the  super-wealthy then live extravagant lifestyles using this stolen wealth.   This technique for milking the public for money  has been going on for so many years that it's considered normal and almost nobody questions the validity of the system.  

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