The Banking Bill of Rights
Old Glory Bank introduced The Banking Bill of Rights in direct response to report released by the Select Subcommittee on the Weaponization of the Federal Government. “Americans are tired of the government overreaching into every area of their lives,” declared author and media personality Larry Elder, who joined Former HUD Secretary Dr. Ben Carson, country music superstar John Rich, former Oklahoma Governor Mary Fallin-Christensen, and others as founders of Old Glory Bank. “Our Banking Bill of Rights represents five principles to protect Americans who bank with Old Glory Bank. We’ve always had these five principles at Old Glory Bank, and now they are clearly stated in our Banking Bill of Rights.”
Old Glory Bank holds these truths to be self-evident: that every American has the right to financial freedom, that big banks should not dictate who gets to use America’s financial institutions, and that there is nothing more un-American than being canceled for your beliefs.
Freedom of Association
The right to bank without the risk of cancellation because of your faith, industry, or beliefs.
Freedom of Financial Privacy
The right to banking privacy, shielded from improper government snooping.
Freedom from Censorship
The right to access online payment apps without the threat of cancellation by big tech censors.
Freedom of Lifestyle
The right to banking services without restrictions imposed by a "social credit score."
Freedom of American Values
The right to bank with institutions that respect and support your American values.
