The crux of the government system is based on socialist totalitarian guidelines where income tax has no representation (federal level). That is why it is a violation of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights. For in the doctrine you cannot have taxation without representation. Read More →
Category Archives: Politics
Derivatives The Financial Instrument Of Currency Implosion
Derivatives are basically the Banksters Blitzkrieg to imploding fiat currencies globally. In the 1990s they were acclaimed as a financial instrument for transferring risk. Read More →
Countries Immune To Global Hyperinflation
Hyperinflation has been spiraling out of control for decades in many countries around the globe.
Hyperinflation by definition is extremely rapid or out of control inflation with Read More →
American Corporations And The H-1B Visa
Swirling economic reforms have merely positioned corporations to reassess their budget constraints and also their gross profit margins. All of which come with a cost to the product or service of which they provide. In determining Read More →
The Average Investor
Investing to secure our retirement is not for the average investor. To understand investing is to also know what exactly is an average investor.
Since the evolution of the Federal Reserve in the 1900s our investment channels have been stymied through the federal government and their regulatory practices. Read More →
July Unemployment Rate Rises To 8.3 Percent
Over 40 months of previous unemployment rates has led to another month of over 8 percent unemployment with July figures not showing any change to the continuing trend. Only 163,00 jobs were added to the sluggish economy leaving 8.3 percentage of the U.S. still unemployed, an increase of 0.1 percent from the previous month.
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Cayman Islands Bain Capital: Tax Free Investing
In an interview with the National Review, political candidate Mitt Romney mentioned that the Bain Company in the Cayman Islands is a foreign investment in 138 sub-companies which allows those in the United States to invest in without paying taxes.
“The so-called offshore account in the Cayman Islands, for instance, is an account established by a U.S. firm to allow foreign investors to invest in U.S. enterprises and not be subject to taxes outside of their own jurisdiction,” Romney said. “So in many instances, the investments in something of that nature are brought back into the United States. Read More →
Paying Down Debt: Part 3 – Building Savings
In our last article we addressed the critical step of credit reports and their benefit in beginning to pay down debt. The next important step we focus on is how to build savings.
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Economic Trend: Looking Ahead
Where will the U.S. economy be in the remaining months of 2012? Are current projections and the banking industry scandals sending a sign for the months remaining?
In looking over the last several Read More →
Lost Concept Of Saving For A Rainy Day
Where has the concept of saving gone? Globally there is an evolving problem with fiat currencies and their decline leading to citizens struggling to achieve their buying power through credit.
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