Rethinking the Dollar
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Rethinking the Dollar shares thought provoking and timely news on the status of the Dollar. The objective is to promote the importance of alternative education in the realm of monetary literacy.
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Gold Is Setting New Highs All Around The World

Most countries around the world now have the highest inflation rates ever because of the global debt crisis. Because of this, most countries with CPIs of 20% or more have also seen new highs in the prices of gold in their currencies. This is more proof that gold is a hedge against bad decisions made by the government and the central bank.

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Why Washington Will NEVER Fix the Debt Crisis

America’s debt crisis is spiraling! More inflation, weaker dollars—what happens next? Learn how to protect your savings before it’s too late!

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Everyone wants SpaceX IPO shares, but the biggest risk may be hiding in plain sight.

While America is distracted by celebrations, a financial storm is building beneath the surface. The government faces an $11.7 trillion refinancing challenge, and if history is any guide, gold may be telling us exactly where this story ends.

What happens when the Fed loses control and trillions flood the system? We may never see silver under $75 again.

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