3-6-3 Rule
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The 3-6-3 rule was a colloquial adage describing the traditional banking model: pay 3% interest on deposits, loan at 6%, and hit the golf course by 3 PM. This simplistic view reflected a time when banking was less complex, competition was milder, and profitability was almost guaranteed, allowing bankers a leisurely work-life balance.
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