The creation of a powerful national bank was central to Alexander Hamilton’s vision of a strong national economy. Farmers were suspicious that bank alliances with the wealthy would put the financial stability of debtors, usually farmers, at risk. Hamilton’s vision prevailed.

Hamilton believes that wealthy, educated people lead a stable federal government. Authorities and investors will receive U.S. Bank loans. The bank delivers a balance sheet and solves taxes. It has the federal government to restore full bonds and take over the state's many debt obligations, increase monthly salaries, throw in national banks, boost business. (Hamilton had made way for a national bank in 1779 at the age of 24.) "The ability to generate new money in a new way of leasing taxes will help the national government to borrow money, the same thing they need. The bank will be able to borrow government money and control its finances, provide Americans with one, and promote business and industry by extending credit. Along with other Hamilton investment programs, it will help to put the United States on financial support in a European country.