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If you have money sitting in a bank, you seriously need to read this.
I’ve been researching this for months, and the situation looks really bad.
Banks could be in major trouble soon — especially if the recession expected in 2026 hits hard.
Here’s why many big banks might be at risk next year:
1. Debt levels are out of control.
Governments and corporations borrowed heavily when interest rates were low.
2. A massive wave of commercial real estate loans is coming due.
Between 2025 and 2026, around $1.2 trillion in CRE loans mature — and defaults have already started climbing.
Office buildings are half-empty because of remote work, with values falling 20–30%.
If these loans go bad, banks holding them could take serious hits.
3. The shadow banking system is dangerously exposed.
Private credit funds hold over $1.5 trillion, are heavily leveraged, and barely regulated.
They’re deeply tied to major banks (over $1 trillion in connections).
If they crack, it could trigger a domino effect — just like the SVB chaos.
4. The AI market may be in bubble territory.
If it bursts, it could trigger panic selling and liquidity shortages.
5. Global tensions are making everything worse.
Trade conflicts, supply chain disruptions, and rising energy prices could spark either hyperinflation or stagflation — high prices + a weakening economy.
6. Warning signs are everywhere.
Unemployment is edging higher.
Corporate bankruptcies reached a 14-year peak.
And the inverted yield curve is flashing the same warning it gave before the 2008 crash.
7. Demographics are another slow-moving threat.
Aging populations mean fewer workers, higher costs, and slower growth — which makes loan repayment harder and banks more vulnerable.
8. Regulations aren’t helping.
Rules are loosening instead of tightening, setting the stage for another round of taxpayer-funded bailouts.
Bottom line:
Experts estimate a 65% chance of a recession by 2026, and a 20% chance of an outright financial crisis.
