The Dollar is Heading for Collapse

The U.S. government is living beyond its means.

  • The government spends $1.3 billion per day over what it takes in.
  • The U.S. debt grew 9.5% last year, surpassing $9 trillion in October — about $30,000 for every man, woman and child in the country.
  • U.S. government liabilities, including net social insurance commitments, now total $50 trillion.

In order to bridge the gap, the Federal Reserve prints more money, making each dollar less valuable.

  • The dollar is no longer tied to the gold standard, so it is easy to create more dollars when spending exceeds income.
  • "The U.S. government has a technology called a printing press — or, today, its electronic equivalent — that allows the Federal Reserve to produce as many U.S. dollars as it wishes at essentially no cost." — Ben Bernanke, Chairman, Federal Reserve System
  • The total number of dollars grew 10% in the last year to $11 trillion.
  • As of October 2007 the amount of money is growing at an annualized rate of 12.8%.

The purchasing power of the dollar is falling at an accelerating rate.

  • A pound of ground beef costs 28% more now than three years ago.
  • A gallon of gas is up 69% over the same period.
  • Health insurance premiums have risen 48% in those three years.
  • The dollar is hitting new lows against foreign currencies.

You can act to protect your financial future!

  • Smart decisions will not only preserve but increase your wealth.
  • You need to do it before the unraveling.

HOW TO SURVIVE THE DOLLAR COLLAPSE will make it easy for you to see and understand the fall of the dollar — along with sources of data and informative charts. You'll also see why and how key investments made now will soar when the dollar unravels. Most importantly, it will help you avoid being blind sided by something that is bound to happen.

You will have a clear and comprehensive picture for making informed decisions about your financial future. In language anyone can understand. And you can have it immediately.

 Dollar Collapse

Learn:

  • Why it will happen.
  • Hurdles to overcome when the monetary system begins unravelling.
  • What kind of assets will sink and what kind of assets will soar.
  • How just a small amount of money invested properly will skyrocket.
  • Why it is essential to take action now.
  • Information you need make informed decisions.
Pumping More Dollars

The Federal Reserve began pumping huge amounts of new dollars into the economy beginning in late 2001. This excess creation of money and unusually low interest rates set the stage for the housing / paper asset bubble, including shaky mortgages that underly a lot of Wall Street's exotic debt instruments. The unsurprising result is today's subprime mortgage loan mess. The Fed's response? Inject $62 billion (out of thin air) into the financial system. Then another $38 billion. November 1 $41 billion more. Lower the borrowing rate for banks. More liquidity.

While these actions are for the benefit of Wall Street, people on Main Street are the ones who suffer from a continually depreciating dollar. We keep hearing that inflation is low, but a loaf of bread costs 17% more than last year. People are starting to catch on to the disconnect that appears regularly in the mainstream media:

"Dairy products going up faster than the rate of inflation."
"Medical costs continue to outpace rate of inflation."
"Utility bills rising faster than inflation rate."

And now we have a second interest rate cut. On the surface, lowering the interest rate sounds good to everybody. But the inescapable effect is an even weaker dollar, which has been hitting record lows against the euro.

Understanding the path of the dollar and what you can do about it is becoming more important every day.



The Demise of the Dollar

Various pundits have been predicting the demise of the dollar for decades. If you have ever wondered why your money doesn’t seem to be going as far as it used to, you won’t be surprised to find out that these predictions are fairly accurate. A dollar in 2007 buys about a 18¢ worth of goods it bought in 1970.

To that you might say, "Tell me what else is new. Inflation is a fact of life."
inflation
Yes, inflation is a fact of life, and its cause is excessive printing of money. Rising prices are the effect. That’s a common occurrence with fiat currencies — money that has value only because the government declares it so. As a fiat currency, the dollar is travelling the same path as every fiat currency throughout history — eventually inflated (devalued) to zero.

The U.S. fiscal path is not sustainable and will come to an end sooner than later. The reason lies in the rate of acceleration. It always happens — the curves in the money, debt and inflation charts become dramatically steeper towards the end.

Nobody can predict when it will happen. Since most financial activity is electronic, when the unraveling begins it will progress very rapidly. The timing of the fall does not matter, however, if you are prepared. That's why you need HOW TO SURVIVE THE DOLLAR COLLAPSE.
Fewer than one in a hundred understand what's happening — and even fewer know what to do about it. You owe it to yourself to be one of those who do.

Get the peace of mind that comes from knowledge and preparation.


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