Military Currency
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Military Currency
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If We suffer national currency default, will our personal debts dissapear?
With the Federal Reserve printing hundreds of billions of dollars out of thin air, the country seems to be on a crash course towards an Argentine-style Economic Collapse. Now like most folks, you're probably up to your eye balls in debt. We are certainly living with the financial consequences of a huge debt-load. My partner and I both owe heavy amounts of money in the form of a mortgage and steep educational loans. Now some people might believe that massive inflation of the currency will be an easy way out of personal debt. But in my opinion, the American people will pay the full price of their debts and then some no matter what happens, and here's why:
#1 Stagflation is most certainly going to happen
Our entire economy is stagnating due to a host of reasons, decrepit infrastructure, poor education, outsourcing. You name the malaise, this country seems to be suffering it. Bottom line, all the paper-shuffling and finger-pointing in the world will not generate real increases in productivity. Without actual advances in productivity, our wages will not go up. In fact as the population continues to increase, our wages would only go down relative to inflation. So as the government keeps printing money like toilet paper, the average person isn't going to see much of a wage increase but the prices of necessities will go through the roof! So while your debts might become slightly easier to pay-off, a much bigger chunk of your paycheck will go towards essentials such as food, shelter, and fuel for your car.
#2 Debts can't be paid off without a job
Even if the country suffers a bout of Weimar-Republic style hyper-inflation, we still won't be able to pay off our debts any easier. Why? Because Hyper-inflation causes most forms of economic activity to become unstable and cease operations. Now a loaf of bread may cost 100 dollars, and the baker might be making 100 thousand dollars a month, but 50%-70% of the population would be without work if such a scenario becomes reality.
#3 Banks own this country
The big banking corporations that we owe so much money to effectively own our government. You can be sure that just about every single politician in Washington D.C is being paid off by these corporations to some degree. Now let's put ourselves in the shoes of these banks for a second…..would we ever let our own investments go bad if we controlled the political and military reins of the country? Of course not! Instead, even if a huge percentage of the country is without work, the government did, can, and will use a combination of raising taxes and printing money to make sure that the large banks recover their investments from ordinary people like you and me. In fact, as the situation gets worse, I suspect that the government might devise some scheme to subcontract unemployed people out to corporations as some kind of modern day serf.
#4 Our Creditors will not accept worthless money
If our currency hyper-inflates, the interest on our debt will increase astronomically. Creditors both foreign and domestic would expect a return on their money no matter what happens. So even if the government runs the dollar into the ground, the entities who owns our personal debt will simply increase interest rates to cover the devaluation of the currency and then some.
So there you have it, our debts have to be paid off by our own efforts one way or another. No magical money printing-press fairy will fly over and save us. Instead, we need focus on the elimination of our debts, on acquiring and building our own resilient businesses and investments, and of course on providing for the essentials of survival for ourselves and our families. For more advice and tips, please visit my blog!
About the Author
http://www.survivingeconomiccollapse.net/
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