“Money is such a routine part of everyday living that its existence and acceptance ordinarily are taken for granted. A user may sense that money must come into being either automatically as a result of economic activity or as an outgrowth of some government operation.
But just how this happens all too often remains a mystery.” –Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, Publication 1994
Conventional “Retirement Planning” is Code for Gambling. The core of ordinary financial planning is rotten and no one
wants to talk about it.
We are in a serious financial crisis. And, it is not only Americans who have been holding their breath throughout this ordeal. Many other countries of the world also fear total collapse because our economic affairs are so intertwined. As we watch the stock markets rollercoaster downward, we wonder if anything can possibly work at this point.
Why Should I Build Capital with the Infinite Banking Concept? By Ryan Griggs Share this… Facebook Pinterest Twitter Linkedin
This week’s news about President Joe Biden’s preparations for leaving office before the holidays should be another glaring example of why we need to intensify our efforts into doing all that we can to motivate each other into taking personal action toward protecting ourselves and our families.
This is an article about Entrepreneurship. It is an economic article intended to briefly explain the organization of production and how the central role in this process belongs to the Entrepreneur, the men and women who invest in “capital.” Additionally, we discuss a few
misconceptions about the processes utilized by the entrepreneur in
assembling the various means of production, especially in the area of capital formation. Included are comments on corporations, the stock market, and government intervention in the market.
These economic theorists have at their
core of thinking the principles of scarcity and choice. More importantly, they believe that economic value is subjective to the individual. These concepts, when used in the thinking process, provide the ability to see the world and especially the market economy in a uniquely different way from all other schools of thought.
The average American citizen simply wants to be able to live a
peaceful life, be financially secure and debt free. Why then, do
so many of us fail to attain this noble goal and 98% suffer from
cash flow problems till the day we die? Is it ignorance? Is it poor
judgment? Is it our lack of time to properly research every aspect of
money decisions, or is something else occurring that we simply are
totally unaware of?
“Yes, man is endowed with the gift of reason, but he is also possessed of appetites and an aversion to labor, and too often his reason bends to his other characteristics. The failure of utopians to accept this fact, or accept man as he is, not as he ought to be, gives their schemes a dreamlike quality.” Aristotle
What lies behind all of this rampant corruption and impish display on
the part of so many financial elites. This is the question all concerned citizens are asking and many answers are pouring forth from the media to help us sort this out. But, at the end of the day, are we sure we really know who or what is at fault? Are we pointing our finger at the real source of the problem?
