The first bank to open in America after the 2008 financial crisis was for the Amish. Bird-in-Hand, Pennsylvania, 2013. While Wall Street was in ruins, the Amish had a 92% business survival rate. Banks call them dream customers: zero late payments, zero defaults. They don't check credit scores. They lend on character. Now it's one of the healthiest banks in America. The people who reject credit cards just proved they understand money better than Wall Street. Comment your state if you've seen Amis