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What Happens When Your Money Is Worthless? Living with a Devalued Currency

What Happens When Your Money Is Worthless? Living with a Devalued Currency This is one of the most important and valued articles to help you prepare. I think it could be useful, based on our experience with the economic collapse and its effects on the currency. Let me tell you what life is really like […]

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Red Screen At Morning, Investor Take Warning

Shutterstock Red Screen At Morning, Investor Take Warning It’s time for safety. And it’s beginning to pay better, too Growing up as I did in coastal New England, this old rhyme was drilled into us as children: Red sky at night, sailor’s delight; Red sky at morning, sailor take warning. Because many of the people […]

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Can an Economy Advance Without Savings?

Can an Economy Advance Without Savings? According to Frank Decker, Honorary Associate at the University of Sydney Law School, it certainly can. Not only that, but eschewing savings in favor of “monetisation of assets” will yield better results! I refer to his article in Economic Affairs–Volume 37, Number 3, October 2017–, a publication of the […]

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Is Funding About Money?

IS FUNDING ABOUT MONEY? A key factor that constrains people’s ability to generate goods and services is the scarcity of funding. Contrary to popular thinking, funding is not about money as such but about real savings. Note that various tools and machinery or the infrastructure that people have created is for only one purpose and […]

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Stagnation Nation: Middle Class Wealth Is Locked Up in Housing and Retirement Funds

Stagnation Nation: Middle Class Wealth Is Locked Up in Housing and Retirement Funds The majority of middle class wealth is locked up in unproductive assets or assets that only become available upon retirement or death. One of my points in Why Governments Will Not Ban Bitcoin was to highlight how few families had the financial […]

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You are currently living through the dumbest monetary experimental end game in history (including Havenstein and Gono’s)

You are currently living through the dumbest monetary experimental end game in history (including Havenstein and Gono’s) We have seen several explanations for the financial crisis and its lingering effects depressing our global economy in its aftermath. Some are plain stupid, such as greed for some reason suddenly overwhelmed people working within finance, as if […]

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The Central Bank War On Savers—–The Big Lie Beneath

The Central Bank War On Savers—–The Big Lie Beneath The central bank war on savers is rooted in a monumental case of the Big Lie. Here is what a retired worker who managed to save $5,000 per year over a 40 year’s lifetime of toil and sweat in a steel factory now earns in daily interest on […]

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Draghi espouses the old “excess savings” nonsense

Draghi espouses the old “excess savings” nonsense From today’s Open Europe news summary: DRAGHI REBUKES ECB GERMAN CRITICS In a speech on Monday, the President of the European Central Bank, Mario Draghi, delivered a blunt rebuke to German criticism of the ECB’s low interest rate policy saying “There is a temptation to conclude that…very low […]

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We Need the Pain that Comes with More Saving

We Need the Pain that Comes with More Saving  The endgame of monetary side manipulations is upon us. Since 2008, central banks have done what they thought was needed to bring the markets back from the pain they experienced during the crash. The problem, of course, is that these Keynesians and Monetarists placed the high […]

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Deutsche Bank Discovers Kuroda’s NIRP Paradox

Deutsche Bank Discovers Kuroda’s NIRP Paradox Last October, BofA looked at Europe’s €2.6 trillion in negative-yielding debt and discovered something “stunning”: Savings rates were going up not down. Don’t believe us, just have a look at these three charts: But how could that be? By all accounts – or, should we say, by all conventional Keynesian/ textbook accounts – […]

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These 7 Things Are Better Than Paper Money In the Bank When the Economy Collapses

These 7 Things Are Better Than Paper Money In the Bank When the Economy Collapses So you’ve done the hard work of getting your finances in order and now you’re looking to invest your hard-earned surplus into things that will protect or grow it. Keeping your savings as fiat currency in the the banks may […]

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The West Is Traveling The Road To Economic Ruin

The West Is Traveling The Road To Economic Ruin Michael Hudson is the best economist in the world. Indeed, I could almost say that he is the only economist in the world. Almost all of the rest are neoliberals, who are not economists but shills for financial interests. If you have not heard of Michael […]

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Australia Cannibalizing its own Economy

Australia Cannibalizing its own Economy The Australian Tax Office (ATO) has applied to access to everything to hunt for money. They want access to phone calls, emails, posts, and SMS text messages. We have verified this with several sources. Like Rome, Australia is cannibalizing its own economy. They will succeed in destroying Western civilization and when […]

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How Money Disappears in a Fractional-Reserve Money System

HOW MONEY DISAPPEARS IN A FRACTIONAL-RESERVE MONEY SYSTEM Most experts are of the view that the massive monetary pumping by the US central bank during the 2008 financial crisis saved the US and the world from another Great Depression. On this the Federal Reserve Chairman at the time Ben Bernanke is considered the man that […]

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