More and more people might face a tough time in retirement. Low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents make it hard to save. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire.
The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.
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I've said this in the past about 8 years or so ago. It seems necessities are expensive and goods / wants are cheap. Everyone can afford a 45" tv no one can afford healthcare, college, cars, houses...
@@caryphillips4885 I don't think goods count. I know that imported goods don't count. When you look at all the items (junk) you can buy it's no wonder it's cheep. I know that the gdp however is tied to healthcare cost.
My parents bought a house in 1977. Worth about 15 times more, today. The same house. The printed money, since 1977, is stored in the asset, the house. Now young buyers, with a lower earning potential and higher cost of living, have to unlock that inflated asset, in order to buy it. The balance sheet doesn't exist in a central bank ledger, so much, it exists in the goods and services everyone buys, costs of which go up faster than anyone but the wealthy can afford. We are debt slaves. We are paying debts from borrowing done in our names, without our consent for the most part. But rather than get a bill in the mail, the interest is built into every good and service we buy. We are the embodiment of debt because the cost is paid by the very lifeblood of the consumer, earned over a strictly limited time called a life. We live on a prison planet.
@@rickbraun5052nah, you don’t get to play dumb now. Sure the avg person doesn’t understand the deep complexities of central banking, fiat currency etc. however, you’re a moron if you just thought voting for goodies from the gov came without a cost. Just take a less generalized example, covid, if you thought shutting everything down and printing trillions was ok, go enjoy your inflation and stfu. You don’t get to play dumb. You don’t have to get out a calculator and ledger to get some shit is just anti reality. It’s common sense. And here’s the real incriminating fact, let’s say you can be excused due to your past ignorance. What’s your fucking excuse now? You see it happening, and then you go vote for a politician promising to lower interest rates, or, give vouchers to buy a home? Both of which increase housing prices!!!
I'm sick of hearing the "recession is coming!" warning. If you are prepared and knowledgeable, you can take advantage of the same market chances that come with recessions. I have witnessed people accumulate wealth during difficult economic times and even do it with ease when the circumstances are right. The collapse always results in someone becoming wealthy.
People believe their currency has the worth it does because they have no other option. Even in a hyper inflationary environment, individuals must continue to use their hyper-inflationary currency since they likely have minimal access to other currencies or gold/silver coins.
Any money you hold in cash or in a low-interest account will lose value annually as inflation increasingly becomes a part of our lives. The only way to grow your money is to invest, and most individuals will never have enough money for retirement unless they have a very high income.
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The jobs i had before 2008 were good, stable high pay jobs. After 2008, ive been cursed with intermittent unemployment, low pay, in addition to burdensome government regulation.
NO ONE WANTS TO PAY TAXES! and Foreigners are DUMPING our debt = treasuries! therefore, less police, fireman, teachers, doctors, nurses and eventually, the backbone jobs will disappear. TREASURIES PAY FOR POLICE, FIREMAN, TEACHERS ETC! Rates will increase to attract investors to our Ponzi CONOMY! and its a endless circle F!
If nobody pays debt, and the government prints money, WTF am I paying taxes for? Ok, so much for the joke, based on the # of replies.....some were funny, others seem like they don't understand how corruption, politics and economics all hold hands. but I appreciate the responses.
Printing money causes inflation. Paying taxes destroys money and reduces inflation. Those are the two opposing forces at work. You are paying taxes to alleviate the inflation rate. Inflation taxes everyone. Rather than rely only on inflation to feed the government’s spending (i.e. rewards for politically connected groups), tax policy allows the government to target politically unpopular groups to bear a greater share of that cost.
NO ONE WANTS TO PAY TAXES! and Foreigners are DUMPING our debt = treasuries! therefore, less police, fireman, teachers, doctors, nurses and eventually, the backbone jobs will disappear. TREASURIES PAY FOR POLICE, FIREMAN, TEACHERS ETC! Rates will increase to attract investors to our Ponzi CONOMY! and its a endless circle F!
No, poor of today woukd be the rich of yesterday. 100 years ago only the rich had cars telephones, fridges, foreign holidays aircon etc. Now these things are common place. 50 years ago only the rich had computers etc - now evergone does. Very few are in real poverty, many in relative poverty.
I wonder if Tom will ask the obvious question...."but who do we owe all this money to, and how did they get so much in the first place, just by printing?" And , "so these people enslaved us with essentially worthless monopoly money backed by nothing?"
Im thankful to God I have 0 debt. I've never had a credit card, loan, grant, or nothing. Cash only. I'm free. The thought of debt or owning someone, let alone the government, makes me feel emotionally and physically ill. I just can not. Not now. Not yet. Im trying to feel better about it. Im 38. I just remember my entire life, my mom fussing about bills, debt, and credit cards. And I said to myself as a child I never want that for my life.
Debasement will reduce the intrinsic value if you hold currency. Getting out of debt based and going into a positive geared demand based economy is the only way.
When I was employed as a contractor for the Air Force, I was dismayed to learn that my company charged double my salary to the government. And it was actually more economical for the govt to pay contractors rather than hire civil servants to which they would then have to pay retirement and other benefits. I quit my job (for other reasons) and became self employed. Ever since then I cant stand the thought of working for someone else, who profits from my labor. I make less money as a handyman than I did as a govt contractor, but I paid off my house in 2007. Less stress overall.
Energy, food, taxes, real estate, vehicles. Everything is up like crazy. Wages are relatively worse and worse while employers ask for more and more and often do not provide stability. The middle class is disappearing in many countries.
Boomers almost always got a pension. Then those disappeared and their kids got stuck with the 401k, which is not even close to the same thing. Their grandkids won’t even be able to have a 401. The growth in the boomer homes combined with huge pensions has given them very easy lives. Following generations will never experience the lives they did.
So, gov creates debt, and debt is the mechanism used to make new dollars (print money). The gov creates a four year cycle to service the interest and every four years the defer the existing debt, create more, and repeat. The ponsi scheme just grows because gov answers to no one. Fiat currency and debt system is the greatest crime ever committed against humanity.
It's also outlawed by all three monotheisms holy books. People have known this was a crime for many thousands of years as it has been a contributing factor to collapsing many a major civilization for at least 3000+ years.
97% of dollars in circulation have been created by the private sector, not by the Fed, not by the government. When you ask for a loan from a bank to open a sports bar in Wichita, THE PRIVATE BANK creates money out of thin air and exchanges it with your promissory note. Remember half of dollars live outside of the jurisdiction of the US government and the Federal Reserve aka Eurodollars.
Breaking our backs for the serpent, Devil worshipping Elite. They call it " The creature from Jeckyll Island"... It's the FEDERAL Reserve, its a Racket. Henry Ford understood about it.
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” Henry Ford ~
I don’t know how but you’ve managed to package an unbiased analysis that is more entertaining than the sensationalized segment of economic and financial news. Thank you for your efforts to be the signal and not the noise. I understand that the economy is currently in a downturn and that we must wait for things to get better
The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the govt. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in Gold, silver and digital currencies (BTC, ETH...
Stocks and Forex - an enlightened form of Investment,n the place where millionaires and future billionaires would come for motivation. You are seriously missing out if you have never been in one. Most importantly If you know how to trade you can make a ton of money no matter where you find yourself
Laid off my employees closed up my businesses and now i dont bother building anything because if i can get through all the red tape, they tax the ever living shit out of my work. Now im trying to figure out how to work and get as far away from their corrupt system as possible. Seriously considering not accepting anything but crypto for payments.
Small ‘smugglers’ are almost never caught & A lot of what is “illegal to smuggle” should be perfectly legal (for any responsible sane adult) ; Just think about it. … Be a ‘Robin Hood’
The normal state of the U.S. economy is actually very bad. Because of this it goes into convulsive spasms fighting to grow any way it can out of desperation. Tricks, gimmicks, rule changes try to stimulate the economy and prevent it from falling but they only bring temporary relief to people since, when you factor in inflation we are declining.
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And remember, the growing of the governmental number of jobs makes the problem worse. They are not contributing to the economic health of the economy. Paying taxes on money that was taken from someone in the private sector of employment in the form of taxes is NOT contributing. If you can't do something you teach something. If you can't teach something you sell something. If you cannot sell something you go to work for the government-the welfare state with a future.
Tom It's been obvious to me for decades that American labor was going to be forced into parity with global labor rates. That the boomer generation was going to retire. That automation was going to take it's toll. We know that governments throughout human history have tried to hide their gross mismanagement behind war. If I could make a humble request, please consider doing some of your presentations with guests who can instruct people what to do about the situation. Years ago I began my journey by moving out of the city. Buying a paying off our hobby farm. Starting my own business. Stockpiling food and other essentials. We have our own water. Our own septic system, garden, chickens...ect. I've purchased 10KW of solar panels, although I haven't had the time to get it installed yet. Bottom line is this... people can thrive if they learn how to live like their great grandparents did. My wife and I keep one foot in the modern world and the other one in the old ways. It is a happy and fulfilling life, and it's time to let people know that. Anyone who feels like they're caught up in the "doom loop" can literally slap on a pair of sneakers and walk away from it. People can still live a long and fulfilling life...we just need to remind them how.
You’re not exiting the global economy, just being anti-social by not collaborating with others to provoke change. Politics is the solution to divide and conquer individualism.
@@Rnankn I'm an enthusiastic participant in the global economy and also collaborate with like minded people to change some of the problems we find in our little piece of the world. The real difference is that I'm not utterly dependent upon the global economy and the bureaucracies that run it. Think of me as Amish with electricity and digital technology. I am optimistic about the future, but prepared for the worst. Changing the world is best accomplished by changing one's self first.
One glaring issue is that years ago when you bought the land and farm the prices were “fair” and manageable . Your average gen z/zoomer with a 75k/year salary isn’t going to be able to go rural/build a septic/utility pole/solar and still be able to raise/homeschool 1-2kids . Remember when a dozen eggs were only 79cents, 1lb beef 2.50 and a fresh grad was making 65 k in the city. That same fresh grad now two generations later is still making 65 k to start but just eggs are 4$ a dozen and 1lb beef is 5$plus
@@AJbuilder Respectfully disagree. I am confident that if I were 18 years old again, with a freshly minted high school diploma, with the knowledge that I have today, I could do it all again... probably even faster. It wouldn't matter to me if I had to start out " living in a van, parked down by the river" to paraphrase the dear departed Mr Farley...lol.
@@PazLeBon There are other examples, but that's the most famous and why history is not a thing anymore. And probably why Jews are dangerous to the system
Greed and tribalistic power.. they imported 12 million+ people to give their tribe voting power, and One of the knockdown consequences of this is it has absolutely decimated the inventory of affordable housing, devoured it like locust. The supply and demand of housing doubled cost in 4 years. That’s what makes this hurt extra bad is the two-point punch, inflation, and housing doubling in like four years
@@Gob-is3sy It is not purely supply and demand. If you listen to the talk, you will realise that he mentioned whenever government prints money, the "assets" prices go up, including housing. The world reserve currency is the USD so whatever they do affects the entire world, not just the US. In 2019, close to 50% more USD was "printed/created"... which has the effect of... doubling asset prices.
@@JustinJanki I know, but specifically the housing market, which is killing people more than inflation is when the price of a home is gone up by 100% in four years and rent has gone up by 100% in four years, that’s more painful than inflation
The avg. American is having a tough time, I know I am not alone. There are others in same position as me. How can I best grow the 100k I have saved seperately outside retirement access which of course had depleted over the years?
This phrase displays _zero_ understanding of: 1) sovereignty, 2) one of the main attributes of currency, 3) banker-promoted wars of Empire and 4) Modern Monetary Theory. Please read your Michael Hudson or view the good professor's interviews on youtube.
@@socratesagain7822- If that printing of money is backed by equivalent amount of gold or silver then it is sovereign right or else it is surrendering your nation's sovereignty to banks 😵💫😵💫
I'm heading to the fentanyl path myself. Coming to the realization at 56 I have no retirement outside of ss( if it doesn't go away) so originally I was like well, that's fine, i'll just work till I drop. And now that's not enough because despite working my ass off i'm broke all the time. I've 100% had it. Screw this country.
I said that in 2006. I've been living abroad ever since, teaching English, which can be profitable if you do it in countries with lower cost of living. I'll probably stay abroad indefinitely.
Don't give up hope. Even in a broken system you can still lead a fulfilling life, it can be hard but spiritually rewarding. Fentanyl and other Opioids are often a one way ticket. Perhaps try to talk with someone and find another way. With love.
@@cwburntorange The ESL industry took a decline though too, at least in China. I did it for 6 years and actually ended up networking into a pretty good job at Hong Kong Baptist University as a lecturer. But, after Covid things changed. There had been a shift before 2012 too when Xi came to power. If you really think about it, the issue going forward is going to be less demand for English. There are probably going to be more ESL teachers too as people look to escape the English-speaking west and live like you. It'll still be used as the international language, but with declining birth rates & economic issues, there will just be less demand for it in the future. I think in the future, it might be wise to get Nationally Certified to teach a subject such as Science/Math or even just licensed in general. There will always be demand for teachers at international schools and some of those schools pay really well.
Im at my wits end. Lost my job in tech 4 months ago, I’ve sent out hundreds of applications and haven’t even gotten an interview. That is the only thing I’m skilled at so now I’m looking at going back to jobs that pay absolute trash and demand a shitload if my time. Got offered a position as a security guard for 17$ an hour and will probably take it even though I don’t think it will be enough to pay for my daughters school, mortgage and other debts I’ve accrued to survive. Wife is severely stressed and this is all taking a toll on family. Feels like you can never get ahead.
@@RealLifeFinance and that is what gives the false illusion of money. A stock is a "stake or interest" in a company. It can be shown on paper but it has no collateral if the stock tanks. Also it gives a false illusion of the stock price as well. An "interest or stake" neither you nor I can borrow against our "interests". Illusion!
You work for 40yrs to have $1M in your retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K in a meme coin from just a few months ago and now they are multimillionaires.
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The boomers, well the first 2/3 of them, had the magic of whatever they touched went up, all based on massive amounts of them. Poor Carter had interest rates trying to slow it down. The houses yripled from 69 -79. Only thing different is they weren't calling the shots yet. They were still using great wages from union jobs, plus benefits. As soon as they got financially powered, they took it all. Low wages, women entering (to keep low wage & double selling stuff). It has never been a level playing field since. Every subsequent has more debt to face with, until recent, same ish pay.
My dad had a theory. When women really started hitting the workforce in the 60-70s, companies slowly started raising prices. With 2 incomes, the changes wouldn't be very noticeable and they just kept doing it.
Our founding fathers told us to never allow banks into our government. Thanks to Woodrow Wilson, not that he had a choice, signed the federal reserve into law 12/3/1913. While the American people were asleep. Pretty sure this family has everyone silver and gold.
@@theiberianbadger0123 The last fellow that tried that got 'assassinated', not long after his brother, the second to last person that tried that has his brain spread over a car. No one that could have done it since has tried...reasons...
@@l.sophia2803 I’m talking about the people. When do we invoke our birth right to displace this tyrannical empire? We have the 2nd amendment for a reason, why don’t we use it? There is no political solution and there’s no voting our way out of this.
The Republican Supreme Court ruled in favor of Roe v Wade, then the national Republican party ran against it for nearly 50 years. The end result has been Republican domination, and corporate control of the courts since the late 1960s. You don't fix the corporate democracy problem until you identify the public officials that installed it.
Game of monopoly. One guy gets richer and richer and then the whole thing collapses because everyone else goes broke. Nature of how our economy works. Who is getting richer and richer?
Select mega monopoly corporations, sport betting companies, gambling establishments, and adult entertainment companies are all getting richer. They prey on your addiction to consumption.
By only choosing to do business with select mega monopoly corporations you're essentially guaranteeing your own enslavement. Those that want to have a business can't succeed because almost everyone wants to shop with a few mega monopolies. Mega monopolies have made it so they are practically the only ones in business. Everyone else is laying off employees and going bankrupt. So, you're right it is like a game of monopoly!
The BS of too big to fail They are picking winners and losers This needs to occur naturally, if you fail you fail. Someone else behind you is doing a better job and will survive.
It’s inflation and housing ,so it’s a 2 point punch. All of the affordable housing inventory has been devoured by inviting people over in the millions, and the money has been inflated into oblivion
Borrow money. Buy house. That borrowed money creates inflation. Sell house 1 year later for double the price. Repay original loan. Keep the difference. Repeat.
@@PazLeBon the numbers, tell a different story, certainly that didn’t help, but as I said in the below,, 12 million people devoured inventory, this creates scarcity of the affordable homes we desperately need, scarcity drives up the price
@@Gob-is3sy yeah its crazy, when such a wonderful opportunity to build homes and provide jobs is right there. governments love house rises tho cos adds to the perceived value of a country
I lost over $80k when everything started to tank. Not because I was in an exchange that went belly up. I was just stupid to hold and because that's what everyone said. I'm still responsible. It just taught me to be a better investor now that I understand more of what could go wrong. It took me over two years of being in the market, I'm really grateful I found one source to recover my money, at least $10k profits weekly. Thanks Brooke Miller.
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So according to Raoul Pal, the economy is like a giant game of musical chairs where the music never stops, but the chairs keep disappearing. 😂 I guess that explains why I'm always left standing!
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I work my butt off six days per week to pay off all of my debts asap. We need to change America's "leadership" immediately. I understand that it is easier to continue as is. We have to change our spending habits for our children and our country to have a chance in the future. Instead of complaining and watching our demise happen, we have to make a change.
Your explanations are clear and concise.Stop waiting for the government to give job opportunities which are wasting much of your time when you can invest in digital marketing and live your dream life.
Thanks for continuing updates. I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $30,100 per week even though I barely trade myself.
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Have followed Raul for some time, and it's interesting to see how initially he came across like "things are a mess - here's where we can profit from it", but now it's like he's seeing total collapse of the system, and the 'making money' element is no longer the main focus!..
The sooner we all wake up to this reality the sooner we can break off from the corrupt systems that got us here to begin with and build something new. Unfortunately I'm starting to see that the majority of the population won't accept it until they are sitting in the dark, cold and hungry. Americans are idiots.
Remember, the Fed owns 1/3 of the debt. The interest payments on that debt are income to the fed. And that income is transferred back to the treasury as payments from the fed. Today, the fed is purchasing all the treasury bonds. They do this thru the banks. The banks buy the bonds, and then the fed buys the bonds from the banks. This is how we do quantitative easing today. This gives the government interest-free loans, and debt creation is not constrained by interest rates. Don't forget that the bank gets the money to buy the bonds from the increasing currency created by the treasury. It's a perpetual money machine, but all perpetual machines fail.
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10 million new residents in 4 years via illegal immigration. They all need a roof. They all need groceries. They all need healthcare. When you strain all of those systems at once, prices go up & quality of service goes down.
Because local officials are bought by homebuilding lobbies and wealthy people telling them to delay or make building very costly. So the demand is overwhelming supply. Our population is growing faster than available dwellings. Thanks to consolidation in homebuilder companies.
In years past, when devastating hurricanes would barrel towards Cuba, the citizenry would rush to buy all the rum they could get. Outsiders thought this crazy, but those outsiders never experienced a powerful hurricane. The people knew there was nothing they could do to stop the devastation, so they would take comfort in escaping the disaster and find some momentary pleasure. It seems we’re doing the same except on a global scale- we all sense something is very wrong and are increasingly powerless to stop it, so we escape with cheap products, drugs, social media, etc to cope. Cubans were smart enough to recognize the futility of any effort to stop a hurricane- they knew what they were facing without pretending to ignore it. Not sure the rest of the world sees what’s coming and the destruction ahead.
Prices of houses are still escalating in my part where I live. Suburbs of New York City. Just seen a million dollar home took $200,000 more 1.2 million that's 20% more! It keeps going and going and going where I live. I just don't understand
This is exactly why the average person needs to educate themselves about money and financial matters. However, the majority are too busy or too complacent to care. This video and its ilk should be mandatory viewing for everyone.
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Argentina comes to mind. We all should have enough supplies and cash for at least a year. Pray to god it does not go on for 10 years like the Great Depression.
It’s the DNA of capitalism: “unequal wealth distribution, exploitation, and economic crises-and that these contradictions would ultimately lead to the collapse of capitalism”
No, debt money is the weapon of socialism to get to communism. Marx says this in the communist manifesto. "Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency. By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens."
Allow me to add to your concept: Capitalism as an economic and ideological structure seizes _distribution_ not only of wealth but of work roles, duties and management! Boss vis a vis "worker" who has next to zero control over his job duties, shift, work hours, pension, vacation, health insurance, etc. Boss and buddies determine these critical variables. The worker has zero say as to any of these variables. Take it or leave it--then starve, get sick and die and go homeless, ignorant, etc. Capitalism extracts workers' blood, sweat and tears--the _surplus_ and distributes it upward. Not much to recommend late-stage or finance capitalism. Economic crises, in the main, stem from financial and monetary policies which bankers control.
You're talking like a poor person. You really should listen to people who were able to make money because you can learn something from them. Poor people tend to only be experts in victimhood and negativity.
@@JonnyBeoulveinstructions unclear; I followed advice of my parents and mentors who were well-off while I grew up, and I'm nearly assetless rn. System is nothing but bullshit. We were fed bullshit and they took advantage of us. Wake up 💪🏻
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End the Federal Reserve Bank, which has utterly failed in its stated purpose. Too complicated? Why can't we simply issue our own currency? Why are we paying interest to a 3rd party bank?
@@sdrc92126 It succeeded for the 1% beyond any "dreams of avarice." The other 99%? They got screwed, transformed into a permanent, rent-paying underclass...
Care all, the truth is they are only right if the US is the only one printing money (or the one predominately having inflation / printing money). But they are wrong because EVERY country is printing money worldwide, so none of this really matters (the debt, the deficit etc.) because the whole world is racing to the bottom (so to speak) at the exact same time / pace.
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I visualize the financial problem like this: humanity pressed to the precipice of a cliff, with the poorest among us closest to the edge, with a gigantic wall representing the devaluation of money pushing the masses towards it. At the bottom of this cliff is drug addiction, depression, crime, and desperation. As money continues to devalue, the poorest among us fall first and then it's the middle-class closest to the edge, and then when it's only the rich remaining they can have their One World Government. (For a time, times and half a time)
People act like we can't have a consensus on changing the algorithm of bitcoin. It was built by men, running on computers run by men, who historically have devalued any currency they have gotten their hands on.
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@@mikaelfransson3658; Doers or sowers are left with rocks and hard pack soil from which we intend to reap a harvest. Language is the key to change but we don’t recognize the limitations of a linear language system in a multidimensional world.
I remember the popular in California interest only mortgages in the mid 2000s. I lived in Los Angeles and said, "Okay, this cannot be good." Yep. The crash happened soon after. Houses were so expensive people couldn't afford regular mortgages. Now it's even worse.
You are not "making money out of nowhere" Tom.. people have to stop with this nonsense. You must understand that money is a double sided accounting entry. They create the asset side (everyone understands this) and then they create the debt side for the same amount... so mathematically, each side cancels the other out. The part that is insidious, is the interest.. which must be paid from the prior existing money supply. This is how bankers end up with all the money.
Tom. Interview G. Edward Griffin, the author of The Creature form Jekyll Island before he passes. He's in his '90s. If you wanna understand central banking and the Federal Reserve, that's where you start.
When I got my very first job out of college I was earning 60k and a house in my area was 250-300k. Now I earn 125k but a house is 800k-1M. Essentially I’m way worse off.
Economy isn’t equal now. Inflation causes minimum wage to go up and prices rise and keeps going for costs of living but people’s wages are not increasing in equality. Something has to give at some point.
Hi Tom, outsourcing production is like growing a tree on one land with its roots in another land, eventually profits strengthen roots and not the trees.
@@PazLeBon I appreciate your view. My point is that outsourcing will seem to be profitable but eventually the economy of outsourcing country will weaken over a period in time, if this is not true then the people of the outsourcing country will be good economically and comfortable. Thanks for your honest response.
More and more people might face a tough time in retirement. Low-paying jobs, inflation, and high rents make it hard to save. Now, middle-class Americans find it tough to own a home too, leaving them without a place to retire.
The increasing prices have impacted my plan to retire at 62, work part-time, and save for the future. I'm concerned about whether those who navigated the 2008 financial crisis had an easier time than I am currently experiencing. The combination of stock market volatility and a decrease in income is causing anxiety about whether I'll have sufficient funds for retirement.
A lot of folks downplay the role of advlsors until being burnt by their own emotions. I remember couple summers back, after my lengthy divorce, I needed a good boost to help my business stay afloat, hence I researched for licensed advisors and came across someone of utmost qualifications. She's helped grow my reserve notwithstanding inflation, from $275k to $850k.
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I'm very cautious about giving specific recommendations as everyone's situation varies. Consider independent financial advisors like "Sharon Ann Meny" I've worked with her for some years and highly recommend her. Check if she meets your criteria.
Thank you for the lead. I searched her up, and I have sent her an email. I hope she gets back to me soon
I've said this in the past about 8 years or so ago. It seems necessities are expensive and goods / wants are cheap. Everyone can afford a 45" tv no one can afford healthcare, college, cars, houses...
Goods getting more expensive counts toward gdp growth, so if they wanna pump the numbers, just make stuff more expensive :D
@@caryphillips4885 I don't think goods count. I know that imported goods don't count. When you look at all the items (junk) you can buy it's no wonder it's cheep. I know that the gdp however is tied to healthcare cost.
its like theyre trying to sodom and gamorrah us
All is going to be "high tech, low life". Not only USA problem tho.
Yep, it's a form of slavery.
My parents bought a house in 1977. Worth about 15 times more, today. The same house. The printed money, since 1977, is stored in the asset, the house. Now young buyers, with a lower earning potential and higher cost of living, have to unlock that inflated asset, in order to buy it. The balance sheet doesn't exist in a central bank ledger, so much, it exists in the goods and services everyone buys, costs of which go up faster than anyone but the wealthy can afford.
We are debt slaves. We are paying debts from borrowing done in our names, without our consent for the most part. But rather than get a bill in the mail, the interest is built into every good and service we buy. We are the embodiment of debt because the cost is paid by the very lifeblood of the consumer, earned over a strictly limited time called a life.
We live on a prison planet.
Yay you get it too!
Small hats are worried we figured it out.
It _was_ with your consent. You always had the option to not participate. Participation is consent.
@fredmercury1314 nobody asked for the consent. It was not granted
@@rickbraun5052nah, you don’t get to play dumb now. Sure the avg person doesn’t understand the deep complexities of central banking, fiat currency etc. however, you’re a moron if you just thought voting for goodies from the gov came without a cost.
Just take a less generalized example, covid, if you thought shutting everything down and printing trillions was ok, go enjoy your inflation and stfu. You don’t get to play dumb.
You don’t have to get out a calculator and ledger to get some shit is just anti reality. It’s common sense.
And here’s the real incriminating fact, let’s say you can be excused due to your past ignorance.
What’s your fucking excuse now? You see it happening, and then you go vote for a politician promising to lower interest rates, or, give vouchers to buy a home?
Both of which increase housing prices!!!
What's worse is 97% of the population either doesn't know or sadly don't care to know
I'm sick of hearing the "recession is coming!" warning. If you are prepared and knowledgeable, you can take advantage of the same market chances that come with recessions. I have witnessed people accumulate wealth during difficult economic times and even do it with ease when the circumstances are right. The collapse always results in someone becoming wealthy.
People believe their currency has the worth it does because they have no other option. Even in a hyper inflationary environment, individuals must continue to use their hyper-inflationary currency since they likely have minimal access to other currencies or gold/silver coins.
Any money you hold in cash or in a low-interest account will lose value annually as inflation increasingly becomes a part of our lives. The only way to grow your money is to invest, and most individuals will never have enough money for retirement unless they have a very high income.
In terms of investing and passive income, how do I get started?
For over ten months, I have stuck with *Elizabeth Colleen Nurre* and her performances have always been outstanding. Look her up; she's well-known in her industry. Shes my porfolio manager
I appreciate you sharing. I looked up her complete name out of curiosity, and her website appeared right away. Before approaching her, I conducted my research and reviewed her credentials.
The jobs i had before 2008 were good, stable high pay jobs. After 2008, ive been cursed with intermittent unemployment, low pay, in addition to burdensome government regulation.
The entire economy became a joke after the crash.
Same I’ve seen jobs in my industry go from six figures with a company car to half that without the car.
It all broke in 1971...
NO ONE WANTS TO PAY TAXES! and Foreigners are DUMPING our debt = treasuries! therefore, less police, fireman, teachers, doctors, nurses and eventually, the backbone jobs will disappear. TREASURIES PAY FOR POLICE, FIREMAN, TEACHERS ETC! Rates will increase to attract investors to our Ponzi CONOMY! and its a endless circle F!
The crash flattened the pay scale.
If nobody pays debt, and the government prints money, WTF am I paying taxes for? Ok, so much for the joke, based on the # of replies.....some were funny, others seem like they don't understand how corruption, politics and economics all hold hands. but I appreciate the responses.
You tell me. It's a monumental scam simply to make you poorer. It's an illuson.
It is a mechanism of control.
Wesley snipes asked that same question
You’re paying for the illegal newcomers
Printing money causes inflation. Paying taxes destroys money and reduces inflation. Those are the two opposing forces at work. You are paying taxes to alleviate the inflation rate.
Inflation taxes everyone. Rather than rely only on inflation to feed the government’s spending (i.e. rewards for politically connected groups), tax policy allows the government to target politically unpopular groups to bear a greater share of that cost.
The system is crumbling. None of it works anymore
NO ONE WANTS TO PAY TAXES! and Foreigners are DUMPING our debt = treasuries! therefore, less police, fireman, teachers, doctors, nurses and eventually, the backbone jobs will disappear. TREASURIES PAY FOR POLICE, FIREMAN, TEACHERS ETC! Rates will increase to attract investors to our Ponzi CONOMY! and its a endless circle F!
Broken incentives and broken money
The system is working at intended, because it's rigged.
these cycles end in wars. We're getting there.
Corrupts are looting, earlier were kings who loot public by power of weapons and now by way of taxes
The poor pay for the rich. The rich get richer. That's all.
No, poor of today woukd be the rich of yesterday.
100 years ago only the rich had cars telephones, fridges, foreign holidays aircon etc. Now these things are common place.
50 years ago only the rich had computers etc - now evergone does.
Very few are in real poverty, many in relative poverty.
I wonder if Tom will ask the obvious question...."but who do we owe all this money to, and how did they get so much in the first place, just by printing?"
And , "so these people enslaved us with essentially worthless monopoly money backed by nothing?"
Fiat is dead. Use your worthless dollars to buy bitcoin. Zero is the only wrong allocation
Bitcoin n trump is everyone’s savior lately….. sounds like Antichrist and the Mark of the beast
Black Rock.
Owe it to our future selves. 😢
Green paper chains and a whip made of taxes.
Im thankful to God I have 0 debt. I've never had a credit card, loan, grant, or nothing. Cash only. I'm free. The thought of debt or owning someone, let alone the government, makes me feel emotionally and physically ill. I just can not. Not now. Not yet. Im trying to feel better about it. Im 38. I just remember my entire life, my mom fussing about bills, debt, and credit cards. And I said to myself as a child I never want that for my life.
You're wealthy.
Nice same for me.
Debasement will reduce the intrinsic value if you hold currency. Getting out of debt based and going into a positive geared demand based economy is the only way.
When I was employed as a contractor for the Air Force, I was dismayed to learn that my company charged double my salary to the government. And it was actually more economical for the govt to pay contractors rather than hire civil servants to which they would then have to pay retirement and other benefits.
I quit my job (for other reasons) and became self employed. Ever since then I cant stand the thought of working for someone else, who profits from my labor.
I make less money as a handyman than I did as a govt contractor, but I paid off my house in 2007. Less stress overall.
Energy, food, taxes, real estate, vehicles. Everything is up like crazy. Wages are relatively worse and worse while employers ask for more and more and often do not provide stability. The middle class is disappearing in many countries.
Executives take a 50% pay raise yearly while paying labor single-digit percent raises yearly.
Boomers almost always got a pension. Then those disappeared and their kids got stuck with the 401k, which is not even close to the same thing. Their grandkids won’t even be able to have a 401. The growth in the boomer homes combined with huge pensions has given them very easy lives. Following generations will never experience the lives they did.
And we all are told to believe that slavery came to an end in 1865?
nffc was founded in 1865, interesting sidetrack
exactly.
Slavery just evolved into something more abstract.
well that entire war is a lie. At least the way its taught.
@@Valoric exactly
So, gov creates debt, and debt is the mechanism used to make new dollars (print money). The gov creates a four year cycle to service the interest and every four years the defer the existing debt, create more, and repeat. The ponsi scheme just grows because gov answers to no one. Fiat currency and debt system is the greatest crime ever committed against humanity.
It's also outlawed by all three monotheisms holy books. People have known this was a crime for many thousands of years as it has been a contributing factor to collapsing many a major civilization for at least 3000+ years.
Nailed it!
97% of dollars in circulation have been created by the private sector, not by the Fed, not by the government. When you ask for a loan from a bank to open a sports bar in Wichita, THE PRIVATE BANK creates money out of thin air and exchanges it with your promissory note. Remember half of dollars live outside of the jurisdiction of the US government and the Federal Reserve aka Eurodollars.
Breaking our backs for the serpent, Devil worshipping Elite. They call it " The creature from Jeckyll Island"... It's the FEDERAL Reserve, its a Racket.
Henry Ford understood about it.
“It is well enough that people of the nation do not understand our banking and monetary system, for if they did, I believe there would be a revolution before tomorrow morning.” Henry Ford ~
There are two ways to be fooled.
One is to believe what isn't true;
the other is to refuse to believe what is true.
I don’t know how but you’ve managed to package an unbiased analysis that is more entertaining than the sensationalized segment of economic and financial news. Thank you for your efforts to be the signal and not the noise. I understand that the economy is currently in a downturn and that we must wait for things to get better
The wisest thing that should be on everyone mind currently should be to invest in different streams of income that doesn't depend on the govt. Especially with the current economic crisis around the word. This is still a good time to invest in Gold, silver and digital currencies (BTC, ETH...
Stocks and Forex - an enlightened form of Investment,n the place where millionaires and future billionaires would come for motivation. You are seriously missing out if you have never been in one.
Most importantly If you know how to trade you can make a ton of money no matter where you find yourself
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Laid off my employees closed up my businesses and now i dont bother building anything because if i can get through all the red tape, they tax the ever living shit out of my work.
Now im trying to figure out how to work and get as far away from their corrupt system as possible. Seriously considering not accepting anything but crypto for payments.
may I ask what state you live in and which party you voted for last 10 elections? Serious on the first question, not-so-much on the second.
Small ‘smugglers’ are
almost never caught &
A lot of what is “illegal
to smuggle” should be
perfectly legal (for any
responsible sane adult) ;
Just think about it.
… Be a ‘Robin Hood’
looking to migrate to a foreign country personally.
Btc is the future my friend
Crypto is another Fugazi. Gold and Silver at least are tangible assets.
The normal state of the U.S. economy is actually very bad. Because of this it goes into convulsive spasms fighting to grow any way it can out of desperation. Tricks, gimmicks, rule changes try to stimulate the economy and prevent it from falling but they only bring temporary relief to people since, when you factor in inflation we are declining.
Could you kindly elaborate on the advisor's background and qualifications?
Thanks for sharing, I just looked her up on the web and I would say she really has an impressive background in investing. I will write her an e-mail shortly.
And remember, the growing of the governmental number of jobs makes the problem worse. They are not contributing to the economic health of the economy.
Paying taxes on money that was taken from someone in the private sector of employment in the form of taxes is NOT contributing.
If you can't do something you teach something. If you can't teach something you sell something. If you cannot sell something you go to work for the government-the welfare state with a future.
make your own videos, no one watches? I see so you comment on other peoeple stuff
@ogopogo1397
Hit's a little close to home huh!
Tom
It's been obvious to me for decades that American labor was going to be forced into parity with global labor rates. That the boomer generation was going to retire. That automation was going to take it's toll. We know that governments throughout human history have tried to hide their gross mismanagement behind war.
If I could make a humble request, please consider doing some of your presentations with guests who can instruct people what to do about the situation. Years ago I began my journey by moving out of the city. Buying a paying off our hobby farm. Starting my own business. Stockpiling food and other essentials. We have our own water. Our own septic system, garden, chickens...ect. I've purchased 10KW of solar panels, although I haven't had the time to get it installed yet. Bottom line is this... people can thrive if they learn how to live like their great grandparents did. My wife and I keep one foot in the modern world and the other one in the old ways. It is a happy and fulfilling life, and it's time to let people know that. Anyone who feels like they're caught up in the "doom loop" can literally slap on a pair of sneakers and walk away from it. People can still live a long and fulfilling life...we just need to remind them how.
You’re not exiting the global economy, just being anti-social by not collaborating with others to provoke change. Politics is the solution to divide and conquer individualism.
@@Rnankn
I'm an enthusiastic participant in the global economy and also collaborate with like minded people to change some of the problems we find in our little piece of the world. The real difference is that I'm not utterly dependent upon the global economy and the bureaucracies that run it. Think of me as Amish with electricity and digital technology. I am optimistic about the future, but prepared for the worst. Changing the world is best accomplished by changing one's self first.
One glaring issue is that years ago when you bought the land and farm the prices were “fair” and manageable . Your average gen z/zoomer with a 75k/year salary isn’t going to be able to go rural/build a septic/utility pole/solar and still be able to raise/homeschool 1-2kids . Remember when a dozen eggs were only 79cents, 1lb beef 2.50 and a fresh grad was making 65 k in the city. That same fresh grad now two generations later is still making 65 k to start but just eggs are 4$ a dozen and 1lb beef is 5$plus
@@AJbuilder
Respectfully disagree. I am confident that if I were 18 years old again, with a freshly minted high school diploma, with the knowledge that I have today, I could do it all again... probably even faster. It wouldn't matter to me if I had to start out " living in a van, parked down by the river" to paraphrase the dear departed Mr Farley...lol.
Well said!
Something to consider that many nations torment their citizens with an inflationary economy that destroys both dreams and living standards alike.
Kinda like the biblical Egypt
@@sdrc92126 history repeats
@@PazLeBon There are other examples, but that's the most famous and why history is not a thing anymore. And probably why Jews are dangerous to the system
My son tells me this is end-stage capitalism.
No matter how intelligent and all the degrees humans acquire the greed takes over on all levels.
Greed and tribalistic power.. they imported 12 million+ people to give their tribe voting power, and One of the knockdown consequences of this is it has absolutely decimated the inventory of affordable housing, devoured it like locust. The supply and demand of housing doubled cost in 4 years.
That’s what makes this hurt extra bad is the two-point punch, inflation, and housing doubling in like four years
@@Gob-is3sy It is not purely supply and demand. If you listen to the talk, you will realise that he mentioned whenever government prints money, the "assets" prices go up, including housing. The world reserve currency is the USD so whatever they do affects the entire world, not just the US. In 2019, close to 50% more USD was "printed/created"... which has the effect of... doubling asset prices.
@@JustinJanki I know, but specifically the housing market, which is killing people more than inflation is when the price of a home is gone up by 100% in four years and rent has gone up by 100% in four years, that’s more painful than inflation
@@Gob-is3syIf that's what you got out of this discussion you're ignorant.
Greed is motivated by a need for security, which is motivated by fear.
The avg. American is having a tough time, I know I am not alone. There are others in same position as me. How can I best grow the 100k I have saved seperately outside retirement access which of course had depleted over the years?
Identify the source of the problem. Are you unknowingly draining your finances? Look for habits like credit card debt that might be causing harm.
In my opinion, create a budget including income and expenses, do this with a financial advsor.
Plan with a pro advsor for a successful retirement.i work with an advsor and generated over 1 5 0 %
In 1 1 m n t h s w/ guid
Who's the pro advsor behind this & hw to contct?
“When you print money, you are counterfeiting the currency”…exactly.
This phrase displays _zero_ understanding of: 1) sovereignty, 2) one of the main attributes of currency, 3) banker-promoted wars of Empire and 4) Modern Monetary Theory. Please read your Michael Hudson or view the good professor's interviews on youtube.
@@socratesagain7822- If that printing of money is backed by equivalent amount of gold or silver then it is sovereign right or else it is surrendering your nation's sovereignty to banks 😵💫😵💫
@@socratesagain7822 Modern Monetary Theory is as serious an idea as the Marxist economic science of dialectical materialism .
I'm heading to the fentanyl path myself. Coming to the realization at 56 I have no retirement outside of ss( if it doesn't go away) so originally I was like well, that's fine, i'll just work till I drop. And now that's not enough because despite working my ass off i'm broke all the time. I've 100% had it. Screw this country.
I said that in 2006. I've been living abroad ever since, teaching English, which can be profitable if you do it in countries with lower cost of living. I'll probably stay abroad indefinitely.
Oh, just another entitled American complaining
Don't give up hope. Even in a broken system you can still lead a fulfilling life, it can be hard but spiritually rewarding. Fentanyl and other Opioids are often a one way ticket. Perhaps try to talk with someone and find another way. With love.
@@cwburntorange The ESL industry took a decline though too, at least in China. I did it for 6 years and actually ended up networking into a pretty good job at Hong Kong Baptist University as a lecturer. But, after Covid things changed. There had been a shift before 2012 too when Xi came to power. If you really think about it, the issue going forward is going to be less demand for English. There are probably going to be more ESL teachers too as people look to escape the English-speaking west and live like you. It'll still be used as the international language, but with declining birth rates & economic issues, there will just be less demand for it in the future. I think in the future, it might be wise to get Nationally Certified to teach a subject such as Science/Math or even just licensed in general. There will always be demand for teachers at international schools and some of those schools pay really well.
Im at my wits end. Lost my job in tech 4 months ago, I’ve sent out hundreds of applications and haven’t even gotten an interview. That is the only thing I’m skilled at so now I’m looking at going back to jobs that pay absolute trash and demand a shitload if my time. Got offered a position as a security guard for 17$ an hour and will probably take it even though I don’t think it will be enough to pay for my daughters school, mortgage and other debts I’ve accrued to survive. Wife is severely stressed and this is all taking a toll on family.
Feels like you can never get ahead.
I'm 55 I've been watching this all my life... Do people really not know this
I'm 75. Been watching this happen since TV saint Ronnie Reagan and slick Willie Clinton.
65 and Fed up with it
I’m 60. Same here.
66.... yawn....
Billionaires borrowing against their stock is the biggest scam on the Balance sheets. Collateral as a stock is complete 'air' money.
that way they don't have to pay taxes on income because it's a loan....
Exactly $2mil in stocks, borrow $1mil in stocks and put in real economy. It's wahts kept this thing afloat
@@RealLifeFinance and that is what gives the false illusion of money. A stock is a "stake or interest" in a company. It can be shown on paper but it has no collateral if the stock tanks. Also it gives a false illusion of the stock price as well. An "interest or stake" neither you nor I can borrow against our "interests". Illusion!
You work for 40yrs to have $1M in your
retirement, meanwhile some people are putting just $10K in a meme coin from just a few months ago and now they are multimillionaires.
I want to compliment you, you have said it all. I am a little business owner and I really want to expand my business to the next level by making myself an investor but I really don't know how to go about it..
imagine investing in Btcoin earlier.... You could have been a multi millionaire precently
@@thylda7877 You are right. Been thinking of going into gold and cyptocurrency
Assets that can make you rich
*FX
*Btcoin
*Stocks
*Gold
*Real estate
You’re right but a lot of people remain poor due to ignorance
The boomers, well the first 2/3 of them, had the magic of whatever they touched went up, all based on massive amounts of them. Poor Carter had interest rates trying to slow it down. The houses yripled from 69 -79. Only thing different is they weren't calling the shots yet. They were still using great wages from union jobs, plus benefits. As soon as they got financially powered, they took it all. Low wages, women entering (to keep low wage & double selling stuff). It has never been a level playing field since. Every subsequent has more debt to face with, until recent, same ish pay.
My dad had a theory. When women really started hitting the workforce in the 60-70s, companies slowly started raising prices. With 2 incomes, the changes wouldn't be very noticeable and they just kept doing it.
Thatcherism was used by the entire west
@@darkhighwayman1757 This is 100% accurate. Women in the workforce was a massive change people don't talk about.
Our founding fathers told us to never allow banks into our government. Thanks to Woodrow Wilson, not that he had a choice, signed the federal reserve into law 12/3/1913. While the American people were asleep. Pretty sure this family has everyone silver and gold.
So when do we use that amendment that can literally solve all of this? Or at least draw it out to its logical conclusion
@@theiberianbadger0123 The last fellow that tried that got 'assassinated', not long after his brother, the second to last person that tried that has his brain spread over a car. No one that could have done it since has tried...reasons...
@@l.sophia2803 I’m talking about the people. When do we invoke our birth right to displace this tyrannical empire? We have the 2nd amendment for a reason, why don’t we use it? There is no political solution and there’s no voting our way out of this.
👃 reasons@@l.sophia2803
Wilson sold us all into slavery!
What he's trying to say is, nobody is paying on the principal (debt). They're only paying the interest. No principal is being paid down.
Half the country is poor now. Totally opposite in the 1970s when we still had private sector unions
We need to end the endless slave system.
We need another $100 billion for Ukraine to protect corporate democracy.
The Republican Supreme Court ruled in favor of Roe v Wade, then the national Republican party ran against it for nearly 50 years.
The end result has been Republican domination, and corporate control of the courts since the late 1960s.
You don't fix the corporate democracy problem until you identify the public officials that installed it.
You really seem to be clueless what the Ukraine conflict really means. Or you are just another russian bot 🤡
lol
The USA was a Republic!
Dissolve The Fed.
Restore The Republic, if we can keep it!
And rainbow people.
Game of monopoly. One guy gets richer and richer and then the whole thing collapses because everyone else goes broke. Nature of how our economy works. Who is getting richer and richer?
Select mega monopoly corporations, sport betting companies, gambling establishments, and adult entertainment companies are all getting richer. They prey on your addiction to consumption.
By only choosing to do business with select mega monopoly corporations you're essentially guaranteeing your own enslavement. Those that want to have a business can't succeed because almost everyone wants to shop with a few mega monopolies. Mega monopolies have made it so they are practically the only ones in business. Everyone else is laying off employees and going bankrupt. So, you're right it is like a game of monopoly!
@@jonarauzo as everyone goes out and buys a new iphone.. half made in china
@@PazLeBon Never bought an iPhone. My Samsung Galaxy is just fine at a fraction of the cost.
@@jonarauzo yeah i have the chinese model with the same parts, 100 euros
The BS of too big to fail
They are picking winners and losers
This needs to occur naturally, if you fail you fail. Someone else behind you is doing a better job and will survive.
It's a rigged game. It's a big club and we ain't in it!
That is the goal of central banking/using debt as currency
It’s inflation and housing ,so it’s a 2 point punch.
All of the affordable housing inventory has been devoured by inviting people over in the millions, and the money has been inflated into oblivion
Borrow money. Buy house. That borrowed money creates inflation. Sell house 1 year later for double the price. Repay original loan. Keep the difference. Repeat.
more like rich wealthy landlords buying all the houses and renting them
@@PazLeBon the numbers, tell a different story, certainly that didn’t help, but as I said in the below,, 12 million people devoured inventory, this creates scarcity of the affordable homes we desperately need, scarcity drives up the price
@@Gob-is3sy yeah its crazy, when such a wonderful opportunity to build homes and provide jobs is right there. governments love house rises tho cos adds to the perceived value of a country
You need to recruit more people for a ponzi scheme to keep going
Great observation. We as a country are drowning in debt. It can only crash before some type of recovery or reset.
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So according to Raoul Pal, the economy is like a giant game of musical chairs where the music never stops, but the chairs keep disappearing. 😂 I guess that explains why I'm always left standing!
And the number of “dancers” keeps increasing.
i just lay on the floor and had a little dance occasionally
Conclusion: .... Just stay where you are ! Never ever "dance to the music" !!
Excellent convo. Raoul Pal is spot on IMHO
I'm no economist, but one thing is for certain, POOP ROLLS DOWNHILL!
I'm a plumber, and you're correct.
as a person who has been shitting for 32 years, CAN CONFIRM. Poop comes down not up
And smell always travels up
i once pooped on the spinning waltzers, it went horizontally
there's a book called Hidden Manifestation by Oliver Mercer, and it talks about how using some secret techniques you can attract almost everything in life it's not some bullshit law of attraction, it's the real deal
😅llokllllll
It is a load of rubbish...name it and clame it rubbish sort
@@sabrehet6965 positive visualisation is a thing that can work IN A FUNCTIONING SYSTEM WITH PLENTY OF OPPORTUNITY!
>uses the word manifestation unironically
Opinion discarded.
everything means all the bad too.. sod that eh
I work my butt off six days per week to pay off all of my debts asap. We need to change America's "leadership" immediately. I understand that it is easier to continue as is. We have to change our spending habits for our children and our country to have a chance in the future. Instead of complaining and watching our demise happen, we have to make a change.
he cried......
gg
Nope, no amount of changing spending habits fixes this.
Only ending the Fed will. Good luck with that. 😅
Thank you both for the education 👏👏 Tom I appreciate your quest for clarification… priceless 🙏
Your explanations are clear and concise.Stop waiting for the government to give job opportunities which are wasting much of your time when you can invest in digital marketing and live your dream life.
Getting Anna Contreras, to help me really helped me clear all my debts. I started with what I have left and it's been the best decision I ever made.
Thanks for continuing updates. I'd rather trade the stock market as it's more profitable. I make an average of $30,100 per week even though I barely trade myself.
Congratulations you are doing well at your age my finances are in a rally in mess right now and this great tip will go a long way in shaping my life I'm open to ideas
What a testimony!!! I'm genuinely curious to know how you earn that much
How can I reach her please..???
I mean Anna Contreras please for an investment startup.
Loving the conversation great show.
Have followed Raul for some time, and it's interesting to see how initially he came across like "things are a mess - here's where we can profit from it", but now it's like he's seeing total collapse of the system, and the 'making money' element is no longer the main focus!..
The sooner we all wake up to this reality the sooner we can break off from the corrupt systems that got us here to begin with and build something new.
Unfortunately I'm starting to see that the majority of the population won't accept it until they are sitting in the dark, cold and hungry. Americans are idiots.
Preserve what you have. PMs and NonETF bitcoin in self custody and #hodl
@@HoneyBadger80886 what is PMs?
Informative and strong interview.
Thank u !
Zimbabwe did great as well. Endless increase in the money supply.
When money is debt, the only way to repay debt is through more debt. And more debt to repay that debts. And mor............
@@sdrc92126Why do we pay taxes?
let a bunch of weed companies in and now no water :/
Tom is really smart guy, big respect for sharing knowledge.
Well done Raoul !!
Great stuff Tom.
Remember, the Fed owns 1/3 of the debt. The interest payments on that debt are income to the fed. And that income is transferred back to the treasury as payments from the fed. Today, the fed is purchasing all the treasury bonds. They do this thru the banks. The banks buy the bonds, and then the fed buys the bonds from the banks. This is how we do quantitative easing today. This gives the government interest-free loans, and debt creation is not constrained by interest rates. Don't forget that the bank gets the money to buy the bonds from the increasing currency created by the treasury. It's a perpetual money machine, but all perpetual machines fail.
perpetual money machine; magic money tree :)
Thanks so much for your videos because not only are completely useful to understand key topics in our lives but also, like for me and more friends, are perfect to improve our English.
Why the F do we have a commercial real estate crisis of vacancy and a housing crisis of scarcity?
Open borders. The newcomers need a place to live and most are not going to a white collar job.
mostly zoning and retro fitting. Im guessing
10 million new residents in 4 years via illegal immigration. They all need a roof. They all need groceries. They all need healthcare. When you strain all of those systems at once, prices go up & quality of service goes down.
Where are the tens of millions of invaders being housed.
Because local officials are bought by homebuilding lobbies and wealthy people telling them to delay or make building very costly. So the demand is overwhelming supply. Our population is growing faster than available dwellings. Thanks to consolidation in homebuilder companies.
Super smart
Thank you.
It’s a debt based system, it depends on recurring debt in order to survive.
Read the 10 planks of comminism, I can't post them
This video nails it. Great work.
Capitalism needs poor people, it puts them to work, they make the assests. So the system creates the poor they are essential in keeping the rich rich.
Poor people don't vote!
@@jimeagle1952 stupid people tend not to vote, which isn't a bad thing.
Capialism is fine. What we need is REGULATED banking.
@@abvmoose87 we can start there if U like yes 😂
In years past, when devastating hurricanes would barrel towards Cuba, the citizenry would rush to buy all the rum they could get. Outsiders thought this crazy, but those outsiders never experienced a powerful hurricane. The people knew there was nothing they could do to stop the devastation, so they would take comfort in escaping the disaster and find some momentary pleasure. It seems we’re doing the same except on a global scale- we all sense something is very wrong and are increasingly powerless to stop it, so we escape with cheap products, drugs, social media, etc to cope. Cubans were smart enough to recognize the futility of any effort to stop a hurricane- they knew what they were facing without pretending to ignore it. Not sure the rest of the world sees what’s coming and the destruction ahead.
Prices of houses are still escalating in my part where I live. Suburbs of New York City. Just seen a million dollar home took $200,000 more 1.2 million that's 20% more! It keeps going and going and going where I live. I just don't understand
Free money and tens of millions of people who want homes, what can go wrong?
This is exactly why the average person needs to educate themselves about money and financial matters. However, the majority are too busy or too complacent to care. This video and its ilk should be mandatory viewing for everyone.
The gov don't want people to know or there d be riots in the streets
I'm glad you made this video, it reminds me of my transformation from a nobody to good home, $60k biweekly and a good daughter full of love..
Please how?
Am a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 😭 of myself because of low finance but I still believe God 😞
$156K monthly is something you should feel differently about....
Lovely! I enjoyed it like I enjoy a $100k monthly around the turn!!!
Absolutely! I've heard stories of people who started with little to no knowledge but made it out victoriously thanks to Cora James
SO glad you released this video in particular Blcktken300. I was accumulating AR and then saw your video last year saying that you see Blcktken300 may hit 300-400 and then you changed your view. Great and very informative!!! Thanks
Tom needs to talk less. Great guests on an half the episode is about how tom understands something or what he thinks bro its agonizing
Argentina comes to mind. We all should have enough supplies and cash for at least a year. Pray to god it does not go on for 10 years like the Great Depression.
Tom is completely outmatched by Raoul.
I was actually in a round table with Raul years ago and followed for years pre 2020. Tom seems clueless to what Raul is laying down the truth. 😮
It’s the DNA of capitalism: “unequal wealth distribution, exploitation, and economic crises-and that these contradictions would ultimately lead to the collapse of capitalism”
No, debt money is the weapon of socialism to get to communism. Marx says this in the communist manifesto. "Lenin is said to have declared that the best way to destroy the capitalist system was to debauch the currency. By a continuing process of inflation, governments can confiscate, secretly and unobserved, an important part of the wealth of their citizens."
Allow me to add to your concept: Capitalism as an economic and ideological structure seizes _distribution_ not only of wealth but of work roles, duties and management! Boss vis a vis "worker" who has next to zero control over his job duties, shift, work hours, pension, vacation, health insurance, etc. Boss and buddies determine these critical variables. The worker has zero say as to any of these variables. Take it or leave it--then starve, get sick and die and go homeless, ignorant, etc. Capitalism extracts workers' blood, sweat and tears--the _surplus_ and distributes it upward. Not much to recommend late-stage or finance capitalism. Economic crises, in the main, stem from financial and monetary policies which bankers control.
Rich guys talking about the happiness of poor folk.
Intelligent guys talking about the increasing poverty of more and more people
So how can they win if they were poor you would say "poor guys talking about how money works"
You're talking like a poor person. You really should listen to people who were able to make money because you can learn something from them. Poor people tend to only be experts in victimhood and negativity.
@@JonnyBeoulveinstructions unclear; I followed advice of my parents and mentors who were well-off while I grew up, and I'm nearly assetless rn.
System is nothing but bullshit. We were fed bullshit and they took advantage of us. Wake up 💪🏻
This was one of the best videos I have seen ( and I watch finance, crypto, and real estate videos all day while cleaning, cooking, exercising, and driving. Great questions, great answers, and great clarifications. Thank you!!! And yes, I am retired 😊😊
End the Federal Reserve Bank, which has utterly failed in its stated purpose. Too complicated? Why can't we simply issue our own currency? Why are we paying interest to a 3rd party bank?
Or succeeded depending on your perspective 🤔
@@sdrc92126 It succeeded for the 1% beyond any "dreams of avarice." The other 99%? They got screwed, transformed into a permanent, rent-paying underclass...
This guy is brilliant, explained it all really well...
Always nice to see Tom bring in super informed high-end guests to watch him interview himself.
I did not resonate with this guy at all
I love when you have Raul Paul on. He’s so entertaining but educative.
They should be using the term "principal" or "original principal" instead of "debt" to be clearer.
No one ever talks about population as the underlying problem of this Ponzi system. Infinite growth on a finite planet.
Tom. You need to ramble a little less. The preamble was entirely too long.
This is exactly why I unsubscribed. He seems incapable of shutting up & letting the guest answer a question.
Care all, the truth is they are only right if the US is the only one printing money (or the one predominately having inflation / printing money). But they are wrong because EVERY country is printing money worldwide, so none of this really matters (the debt, the deficit etc.) because the whole world is racing to the bottom (so to speak) at the exact same time / pace.
You don’t make sense.
US is slightly different because they were the Reserve Currency. So the US will be hit hardest, after the UK fails.
*Hit 240k today after 14days. That’s total of $3million plus. I'm really grateful for all the knowledge and nuggets you had thrown my way over the last months. Started with 14k in December 2022*
Hello how do you make such monthly?? I'm a born Christian and sometimes I feel so down 🤦♀️of myself because of low finance but I still
believe in God
Such information we don't get from must
UA-camrs, how can I get to her. ?
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A lot of good news about her even on the news today and so many recommendations on UA-cam. She must be a great person, I’m willing to work with her
Am new to this investment, thanks for such recommendations👍🏻
Silent and passive communism
See The Fabian Society: the masters of subversion unmasked. Communism is the end goal, Utopia. Socialism is the process (opium) to get there
silent? trump and musk ?!
I visualize the financial problem like this: humanity pressed to the precipice of a cliff, with the poorest among us closest to the edge, with a gigantic wall representing the devaluation of money pushing the masses towards it. At the bottom of this cliff is drug addiction, depression, crime, and desperation. As money continues to devalue, the poorest among us fall first and then it's the middle-class closest to the edge, and then when it's only the rich remaining they can have their One World Government. (For a time, times and half a time)
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I have come to the same viewpoint.
Until the sheep become wolves.
When people feel they have nothing left to lose all he'll will break loose.
drug addiction, depression, crime, and desperation.are certainly not things only the poor suffer, jeez
the system failed in 2008 and the problems were postponed to 2024 with 0% interest rates and endless money printing.
He had me until "that's when I realized crypto is the solution".
People act like we can't have a consensus on changing the algorithm of bitcoin. It was built by men, running on computers run by men, who historically have devalued any currency they have gotten their hands on.
Great video. Im a huge Blcktken300 fan and love your videos on it.
'Consumer Goods' May be 'cheap', but Food is becoming Way too Expensive.
Good Stuff, Tom
Jesus would be turner over all the tables in the financial sector
If you read the bible right and prio. Matt 7:12, 28:20 and James 1:22 we have the way Jesus want us act! So why wait? We know how to do it if I and You don't start is the ebdtime! /Mikael❤
@@mikaelfransson3658; Doers or sowers are left with rocks and hard pack soil from which we intend to reap a harvest. Language is the key to change but we don’t recognize the limitations of a linear language system in a multidimensional world.
He said about great point, stock doesn’t make you rich anymore, he’s absolutely right here.
Such an excellent intelligent conversation. Love it. Even though I was thinking this way in 2009. 😂
It's refinancing the debt
Hopefully they get a better rate 😢
I remember the popular in California interest only mortgages in the mid 2000s. I lived in Los Angeles and said, "Okay, this cannot be good." Yep. The crash happened soon after. Houses were so expensive people couldn't afford regular mortgages. Now it's even worse.
i took interest only, with the plan to sell 3 years later
You are not "making money out of nowhere" Tom.. people have to stop with this nonsense. You must understand that money is a double sided accounting entry. They create the asset side (everyone understands this) and then they create the debt side for the same amount... so mathematically, each side cancels the other out. The part that is insidious, is the interest.. which must be paid from the prior existing money supply. This is how bankers end up with all the money.
Usury!
Usuary Fees!
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Watch God Bless Bitcoin.
100%!
Tom. Interview G. Edward Griffin, the author of The Creature form Jekyll Island before he passes. He's in his '90s. If you wanna understand central banking and the Federal Reserve, that's where you start.
Isn't it funny how Government never suffers from these boom bust cycles.
When I got my very first job out of college I was earning 60k and a house in my area was 250-300k. Now I earn 125k but a house is 800k-1M. Essentially I’m way worse off.
Should have bought a house as soon as your were out of college.
I can afford to smell the roses
Economy isn’t equal now. Inflation causes minimum wage to go up and prices rise and keeps going for costs of living but people’s wages are not increasing in equality. Something has to give at some point.
Hi Tom, outsourcing production is like growing a tree on one land with its roots in another land, eventually profits strengthen roots and not the trees.
strong roots give strong trees and fruit. thats just a fact, terrible analogy :)
@@PazLeBon
I appreciate your view. My point is that outsourcing will seem to be profitable but eventually the economy of outsourcing country will weaken over a period in time, if this is not true then the people of the outsourcing country will be good economically and comfortable. Thanks for your honest response.
@@govindswaminathan8564 sure, agreed :)