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Category Archives: Fiscal Literacy
Politics, Economics and the Weather
Interesting thoughts by New York Fed President William “Milk” Dudley today.
He commented that the Fed is almost certain to lend support in order to ensure that a slowing economy does not fall further. In his example he chose the sum of a $500 Billion purchase plan and how it might impact interest rates.
The markets are noting that he is the first Fed official to actually use a specific monetary number, even though he was using it just as an example.
Posted in Fiscal Literacy, Government
Tagged Economic update, Politics, weather report
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Econ Update: August 2010
US Bonds continue to receive an enormous amount of money. Why? Because of the increasing fear of a global economic slowdown. This is not to say they don’t already recognize that things are tough, rather it means they don’t see it getting better for a long time.
The financial markets can’t figure out the Fed. The Feds don’t agree on a direction. Existing home sales were 27% lower than last month.
It appears the meddling from Washington academics has produced unintended consequences. This is not news to us. The problem lies in the fact that they think they are the solution.
Posted in Family, Fiscal Literacy, Politics, Retirement
Tagged Economy, Feds, Recession, Spending Plan
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How Banks Make $ (part 3)
In part 3 of How Banks Make $, an interesting thing happened in the late 1980s when a financial planner saw an opportunity for thousands of Americans to make a 75% rate of return using their life insurance policies. Tune in to discover how you can structure a similar scenario.
Click here to view the video.
How Banks Make $ (part 1)
In this video, you’ll learn the fundamentals of bank lending and how they generate double and triple digit returns on their money.
Pay attention to the details here and down load your worksheet. When you understand how they make money, you will realize that you can replicate their system and do the same thing.
You don’t have to buy anything to implement the system, but there are certain steps and vehicles that are better than others.
Click here for the How Banks Make $ worksheet.
Posted in Financial Blueprint, Financial Coach, Fiscal Literacy, Uncategorized
Tagged How Banks make $, interest, Investing, Safe Money, Saving
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Money Works Intro Video
I have recently finished cutting a short video (9 min. 54 sec) on the Money Works coaching program.
If you want to learn how to create double digit returns with very little risk (no investing), watch the next 3 videos.
Our current financial approach to money, retirement, college funding, and budgeting is broken. This video will give you some ideas on how you can take control of your finances one step at a time.
In the 2nd video you’ll see how banks generate amazing returns. This is important, because you can copy them with your finances.
Posted in Financial Coach, Fiscal Literacy
Tagged 3 things you can do with money, how money works, invest, Money Works, save, spend
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