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What To Do With Your Money Just In Case Trends Forecaster Gerald Celente Is Right

August 3, 2009 · 12 comments

in US debt, US dollar, US economy, economy, emergencies, financial planning, hyperinflation, survival, wealth protection

N.B., Acknowledging the fact that some Americans probably think Gerald Celente is a nut – those who are familiar with him at all – just as, for many people, Peter Schiff is seen as an extremist or nut – I think that, given their analytic track records – which you have to admit, have been [...]

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Michael Jackson Money Management – Just Budget!

June 26, 2009 · 6 comments

in budgets, financial planning, money decisions, money lessons, money management, money mistakes, wealth

They Told Me Don’t You Ever Come Around Here
Don’t Wanna Pay It Back, You Better Disappear
The Numbers’ In The Red And You Owe More Than You Earn
So Budget, Just Budget
[2nd Verse]
You Better Sing, You Better Do What You Can
Don’t Wanna See No Shrink, Don’t Meet the Repo Man
You Wanna Be Young, Better Save What You [...]

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Don’t Wait Until You’re 50 To Start Preserving Your Wealth

May 6, 2009 · 12 comments

in financial planning, wealth protection

With globalization 2.0, worldwide financial markets have become so much more intricately connected and symbiotic – literally thriving at the edge of chaos – that seemingly small things can now tip them into turmoil.  The events of late 2008 in particular attest to this.  For example:

an economics prof I talk to said “throw your textbooks [...]

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How To Protect Your Wealth From Hyperinflation

March 24, 2009 · 9 comments

in US dollar, currencies, financial education, gold, hyperinflation, inflation, savings, wealth protection

Some people think it’s crazy to worry about hyperinflation.  But in reality, we don’t have to see a repeat of Argentina or Germany to experience the results of hyperinflation.  If most global currencies inflate along with the US, the hyperinflation could easily be disguised.  We’re still in a good bear market rally as of June [...]

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How Will You Protect Your Wealth? – Why Banks May Be Less Safe Now Than Ever

July 30, 2008 · 6 comments

in US economy, banks, savings

James Turk has posted a new update over at GoldMoney. If you don’t keep up with his updates regularly, you should. You can sign up by email to be notified of new alerts. He usually releases one every two weeks, unless something major happens in the meantime.
This time, he’s posted a shocking chart [...]

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Confidence in the Greenback – Are we Reaching A Tipping Point?

July 15, 2008 · 5 comments

in Ron Paul, US economy, news and updates

Following the IndyMac failure, America’s second biggest bank failure, many people online have been talking about whether they should take their money out of the bank and put it somewhere else. Others have been asking about what’s happening: are banks really failing, and what does this mean?
For younger people, and for those who haven’t [...]

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