EP 34. To The Bone: Old Glory Bank with Tiffany Savage

Many athletic trainers work as per diem ATs and run their own small businesses. Old Glory Bank simplifies the process of opening a business account, helping to ease the financial complexities of getting started.Randy and Shelby sit down with Tiffany Savage from Old Glory Bank to discuss the importance of knowing the values of the companies you do business with. Financial freedom starts with choosing the right banking institution—one that supports your journey rather than restricting it. The right bank aligns with your long-term financial goals, giving you control over your financial future.But what happens when a bank decides your beliefs are "unethical" or "dangerous" and cuts off your financial access?Old Glory Bank is a transparent financial institution committed to serving customers who value traditional American principles, free speech, and Second Amendment rights. How can they help you achieve your personal and business financial goals?Old Glory Bankwww.oldglorybank.comThe McFadden ProjectDo you know a veteran experiencing homelessness? We'd like to help them get back into our financial system with a free bank account. Email us at [email protected] the intersection of banking and athletic training. Tiffany shares her journey in the banking industry, the founding of Old Glory Bank, and how it aims to support small businesses and athletes through personalized banking solutions. The conversation highlights the importance of trust in both athletic training and banking, the innovative features of Old Glory Bank, and the bank's commitment to customer engagement and feedback. In this conversation, Tiffany Savage discusses the mission and vision of Old Glory Bank, emphasizing its commitment to community banking, financial education, and support for veterans and small businesses. The discussion covers the bank's innovative services, including a focus on student athletes and the expansion into digital banking. Tiffany highlights the importance of personalized banking relationships and the bank's advocacy for customer rights through the Banking Bill of Rights. The conversation also touches on the challenges faced by CBD businesses in banking and the McFadden Project aimed at supporting homeless veterans.