Millions of Americans Avoid Banks and Cash Themselves
Millions of Americans shun traditional banks due to mistrust language and costs. Banks and check cashers push to recruit the bankless into formal accounts, though many remain in financial shadows. The FDIC and regulators identify underserved neighborhoods and stress education, affordable small loans, and safer cash handling to build trust without eroding access.
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