At one point in our nation’s history, banks were a helpful part of our daily lives. However, in recent decades, Americans’ views of the banking industry have begun to change, and it’s becoming more apparent that banks put big profits first – before their customers. Many Americans are waking up and asking, What can we do about this? How can we take back control of our own money?
Do you struggle to get ahead, but it seems like you never can? Do you sometimes wonder why the cost of living is so high and prices just keep climbing? Is “middle class” now starting to feel the same as lower class? Whatever your income, are you having to work harder and harder to just stay in the same place? What’s going on? Who is to blame, and what can we do about it?
Do you struggle to get ahead, but it seems like you never can? Do you sometimes wonder why the cost of living is so high and prices just keep climbing? Is “middle class” now starting to feel the same as lower class? Whatever your income, are you having to work harder and harder to just stay in the same place? What’s going on? Who is to blame, and what can we do about it?
Are you confident about the recovery, or do you suspect things aren’t really getting much better? Is a market correction looming? What is the Fed up to? Perhaps you want to know what technologies to invest in or how to hedge your investments.
At one point in our nation’s history, banks were a helpful part of our daily lives. However, in recent decades, Americans’ views of the banking industry have begun to change, and it’s becoming more apparent that banks put big profits first – before their customers. Many Americans are waking up and asking, What can we do about this? How can we take back control of our own money?
Do you struggle to get ahead, but it seems like you never can? Do you sometimes wonder why the cost of living is so high and prices just keep climbing? Is “middle class” now starting to feel the same as lower class? Whatever your income, are you having to work harder and harder to just stay in the same place? What’s going on? Who is to blame, and what can we do about it?
The times, they are a changing, right? Do you ever wonder where we will be in 15 or 20 years? Things are still tight in this country, but many believe we’re headed for better days. The stock market is high and the dollar is strong. But when will the next downturn occur? Can we learn from the past and take steps to prevent the next collapse?
At one point in our nation’s history, banks were a helpful part of our daily lives. However, in recent decades, Americans’ views of the banking industry have begun to change, and it’s becoming more apparent that banks put big profits first – before their customers. Many Americans are waking up and asking, What can we do about this? How can we take back control of our own money?
The times, they are a changing, right? Do you ever wonder where we will be in 15 or 20 years? Things are still tight in this country, but many believe we’re headed for better days. The stock market is high and the dollar is strong. But when will the next downturn occur? Can we learn from the past and take steps to prevent the next collapse?
Why do we have recessions and depressions? Why does our money always seem to buy less and less? Why is unemployment so rampant? Dr. Mark Thornton, a senior fellow at the Mises Institute explains why our economy is broke, and how Austrian economics is the solution...
