Picture this; you go to your banker to ask for options for how to make the most money long-term for the same effort. Your banker offers you a savings account that pays 1 percent interest and charges fees to maintain the account more than the 1 percent they are paying the account. They call it the Daybreak account.
Or, your banker offers you a savings account that pays 4 percent interest and charges the same fees to maintain the account, which is still around 1 percent. This is the Resort account.
Which account would you prefer?
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Picture this; you go to your banker to ask for options for how to make the most money long-term for the same effort. Your banker offers you a savings account that pays 1 percent interest and charges fees to maintain the account more than the 1 percent they are paying the account. They call it the Daybreak account.
Or, your banker offers you a savings account that pays 4 percent interest and charges the same fees to maintain the account, which is still around 1 percent. This is the Resort account.
Which account would you prefer?
Oh, I almost forgot, with that 4 percent interest Resort account you also get to participate in special events held at the branch. The 1 percent account does not offer that. Would you choose the account that makes the banker rich? Make the choice that enriches our town and its residents, not the developer.
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