If she pays this $6500 off her $100,000 mortgage she still owes $93,500. Which makes a very very tiny dent in her monthly repayments and therefore no significant change to her life. So let’s say, as an alternative, she buys 5 gold coins, physical in hand and hides them for a...
then I’m sure China would be happy to reciprocate for the debacle that exists today! Fair Dinkum…….as if China has the money too hand over anyway……their debt is just as unfathomable as that of the US. Both were utterly insolvent before the virus crisis…..now even more so…..BY...
When I went to give blood the other day, I spotted a Cambodian doing the same, three up in the line, and that reminded me: Why didn't I cry when we helped Pol Pot butcher another million by giving him arms and money, because he was opposed to "our enemy" (who eventually stopped ...
Last year greedy bankers were trying to handle the enormous amount of money flowing to net oil producers, etc., and decided to monetize the housing asset class…The reality was that after all the housing market shenanigans, it was a problem of managing the money flow. Is the wild card gas?
the film creates a resonance that can’t be manufactured with money alone. The restraint in budget mirrors the thematic focus of the film: confinement, transformation, and human dignity. There’s a raw, stripped-down sincerity inSing Sing(2023)that aligns with its financial humility, allowing ...
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com Money manager Michael Pento has long warned the global financial system was “not sustainable or viable” because of record debt creation. Pento has also long said, “This was the biggest debt bubble in history, and it i
”Williams thinks the ongoing banking crisis in Cyprus has global implications.Williams says,“You have a precedence set in Cyprus that they can seize the funds. They will not guarantee all deposits. If that’s the case, you may have a much worse crisis than you had back in 2008.”...
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com Money manager Michael Pento is sounding the alarm because we are getting very close to something called a “yield curve inversion.” Pento explains, “Why do I care if the yield curve inverts? Because 9 out of the last 1
Please take a moment and grasp the enormity of this problem for the banks.There are 60 million homes which banks loaned money on, and now they might not be able to legally get the property back if the homeowner defaults!Another colossal problem for the banks is the trillions of dollars in...
By Greg Hunter’s USAWatchdog.com (Early Sunday Release) Three time best-selling book author Nomi Prins says long before the Covid 19 crisis, the global economy was faltering big time. The Fed stepped in with the start of massive money printing in late 2