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You know, maybe that’s more subtle? Because the bank doesn’t “pay” anything for the write off. The asset simply disappears. If the credit (the liquid thing) is still percolating around in its ledgers as the One Bank. The total asset (principal and interest) and the borrower liability are stricken, but the deposit doesn’t seem to.

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