I’m with you—there’s many areas where there is over-regulation, unnecessary regulation, indeed bad regulation. Banks and financial institutions, in my opinion and based on my experience as a business trial lawyer, is not one of those instances.
If you owned 4 sub shops at the same time you werent really a small business owner, especially if you had 50 employees or more working for you
As far as federal level banking/lending regulations that impact me, compliance basically entails watching maybe 2-3 hours of instructional videos a year , and answering questions on a quiz you cant fail. That's it.
If you are still dealing in checks and cash for a business and don't need to do anything complicated it can be pretty convenient
In person banking with physical branches are going away. I deposit the few checks I get by taking a picture. I get cash from an atm occasionally. If I need a big amount of money my personal banker brings it to me.
He could have cleared 2 million though if employees werent required to wash their hands before returning to work
There is no way that works itself through our government unless suddenly interest rates dropped to 1%.
Probably not, but they will probably just roll out Amscot clones in response and get into the loansharking business
I haven’t used an ATM since Covid. Mainly because I forgot my PIN and too lazy to get a new one. I just get cashback at the grocery store if needed
each sub shop was a separate Sub S Corp- and yes I was affected by some of the regulations- If I wanted to offer health insurance for my managers because under the obama administration HHS I could not just offer it to my managers- I then had to offer it to all my employees which was cost prohibitive.