NESARA
The National Economic Stabilization and Recovery Act

Monetary and fiscal policy reform that will double the standard of living for every American
within one generation and restore economic and social prosperity across the land.

 
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Part I. Banking and Monetary Reform

SECTION 10. AUTHORIZATION FOR LIMITED BANK CHARTERS
 

(A) Currently operating financial institutions such as credit unions may obtain charters as limited national banks to operate on a fractional reserve basis to grant loans within the local community if they —

(1) apply to the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; and,

(2) meet the financial requirements imposed on commercial banks and the necessary policies, procedures and regulations imposed by the Office of the Comptroller of the Currency; and,

(3) have a paid-up capital of at least five million dollars; and,

(4) grant, under these limited operating provisions, only loans secured by physical property.

(B) To meet the provisions of this section and to increase efficiency, several financial institutions located within a Treasury Reserve District may, at their request, be combined into a single organization or they may be allowed to operate in partnership with an existing bank.

Read Explanation and Details for Section 10.

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