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Firm exits safety deposit boxes: What will Jason Bourne do now?

Firm exits safety deposit boxes: What will Jason Bourne do now? Newsroom 12 hrs ago © Provided by Newsroom NZ Mint says there is a diminishing market for secure boxes, and stringent anti-money laundering requirements are an added compliance cost.  Once, every movie spy hid their passports and wads of cash in a safety deposit box. But soon, rogue operative Jason Bourne will need a new stash. Respected legal tender coin producer and bullion trader New Zealand Mint is shutting down its safety deposit boxes, after many years. Most of the banks have already exited, leaving just Westpac, and specialist providers like Commonwealth Vault and NZ Vault.

Senate Votes to Halt True Lender Rule

Progressives Using Majority Rule in Senate to Bully Banks and Attack Free Markets

Once the Senate returns from its latest recess, the world’s greatest deliberative body will take up a Resolution of Disapproval under the Congressional Review Act for a Trump era rule which aided working class Americans in obtaining access to financial instruments. Progressives are so blinded by hatred for banking institutions, they are giving Sens. Sherrod Brown (D-OH) and Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) a platform to rail against the industry and to advocate for further government intervention in the sector. For this attack on liberty and the working class to be successful, the Democrats only need one Republican to validate this effort at extremism by voting with them.

SnapBizz, Samhita-CGF s REVIVE Alliance and Nielson to empower 1 million small merchants with financial, digital capabilities

Corporates join hands to empower 1 million small merchants with financial, digital capabilities May 08, 2021 Pilot rollout to 50,000 merchants SnapBizz, a Ratan Tata backed retail digitization start-up, Samhita-CGF’s REVIVE Alliance, a blended finance facility restoring Covid-19-affected livelihoods of entrepreneurs, Nielsen and leading national banks are collaborating to provide small merchants with financial and digital capabilities. The project aims at improving business outcomes of a million small merchants whose businesses have been disrupted by the second Covid wave. The collaboration has kicked off with a pilot rollout to 50,000 merchants over the next 45 days, which will be further scaled to 1 million merchants with net incomes of ₹20,000- ₹25,000/month who typically run 500 sq ft stores , providing them with easy access to working capital and supply chain.

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