The Fabric

The official blog of Old Glory Bank

Here you’ll find stories, videos, financial advice, news, and helpful features on money, America, freedom, patriotism, faith, and family. All the values that Old Glory Nation values.

We named it The Fabric in honor of our glorious flag, the fabric of this great nation.

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Interview with Mike Ring, John Rich, and Peter Hegseth

Old Glory Bank Co-Founders Participate in the Final Interview by Future Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth

Old Glory Bank Co-Founders participate in the final interview by future defense Secretary Pete Hegseth. 

President-elect Donald Trump nominated decorated Combat War Veteran Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary less than 24 hours after interviewing Old Glory Bank co-founders John Rich and Mike Ring on his Modern Warriors LIVE a Veterans Day special.

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The Debanking of America

The Debanking of America

When Old Glory Bank’s mission began taking shape almost 4 years ago, stories of cancel-culture infecting the banking world were already multiplying. Here we are, years later, aghast at the continued increase of this outrageous trend. At times, it feels like dystopian fiction. It’s not just high-profile political figures. It’s everyday people. It’s charitable organizations that serve orphans. It’s demographic groups deemed high risk because of their religious affiliation or heritage. It’s citizens who make a legal living in an industry such as firearms retailers.

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“As I have observed, those who plow evil and those who sow trouble reap it.” - Job 4:8

You Reap What You Sow

As I have observed, those who plow evil and those who sow trouble reap it.   -Job 4:8

TD Bank has been ordered to pay approximately $3 billion in penalties for its multi-year violations of the Bank Secrecy Act, which requires financial institutions to take regulated steps to detect and prevent money laundering. According to the charges, TD Bank allowed three major networks to illegally move $670 million through bank channels. It now holds the title of the largest bank in US history to have pled guilty to money laundering charges.

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