One question I hear often about full reserve banking is how a bank would supply capital (money) for a person borrowing a mortgage, or a loan towards buying a house. Since the bank can only loan out money that is deposited, and untouched, by others, some people see a problem in depositing money that is tied up for 30 years. Hopefully this article explains how such a system would work, and why it would be better than the current fractional reserve banking and central banking system.

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