Fractional Reserve Banking Creates Inflation - Infinite Banking Is the Solution

Fractional Reserve Banking Creates Inflation - Infinite Banking Is the Solution
0:01:20 - Understanding Inflation and Economic Impact
0:03:30 - Consumer Choice and Pricing Influence
0:10:00 - Impact of Inflation on Purchasing Power
0:18:15 - The Ripple Effect of Inflation
0:26:54 - Fractional Reserve Banking Explained
0:33:10 - Economic Value and Purchasing Decisions
0:37:00 - Insurance Companies and Reserves
0:43:45 - Challenging Perspectives on Price Negotiation
Inflation causes everything to feel more expensive, so what do you do to protect your money from inflation?
Today, we'll explore the link between inflation and fractional reserve banking, and how Infinite Banking is the sound money solution.
A thought-provoking journey through inflation, fractional reserve banking, and the revolutionary concept of infinite banking. This episode promises to demystify how the traditional banking system and increased currency supply fuel inflation, challenging widespread misconceptions. You'll gain a deeper understanding of inflation's root causes by contrasting liberal views with Austrian economic theories, and learn how your everyday choices can influence market prices.
Next, we shift gears to tackle the often-overlooked topic of healthcare pricing elasticity. Hear real-life stories about how informed consumer decisions can lead to significant savings on prescriptions and medical procedures. Discover practical strategies for price negotiation without confrontation, and understand the ripple effects of increased money circulation on the economy. We'll also discuss the impact of government policies like minimum wage hikes on business expenses and overall market pricing.
Finally, explore a smarter financial strategy that sidesteps the pitfalls of fractional reserve banking. By leveraging whole life insurance policies, you can protect your assets from inflation and achieve greater financial security. Rachel and Bruce explain the benefits of mutual insurance companies, which maintain robust reserves, and how these practices can create a more stable personal economy. This episode is packed with insights and actionable advice to help you take control of your financial destiny and build a prosperous future.
So, if you want to learn how to ensure more economic stability and prosperity, tune in today!
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Fractional Reserve Banking Creates Inflation - Infinite Banking Is the Solution Inflation causes everything to feel more expensive, so what do you do to protect your money from inflation? Today, we'll explore the link between inflation and fractional reserve banking, and how Infinite Banking is the sound money solution. So, if you want to learn how to ensure more economic stability and prosperity, tune in today! 👉👉 Want the Exact 🏦Privatized Banking🏦 Strategies Our Clients Are Using to Build Financial Freedom? CLICK HERE For the #1 Secret: privatizedbankingsecrets.com/... 👉 👉 Listen to The Money Advantage podcast: themoneyadvantage.com/subscri... 📕📕 Estate Planning With a Purpose: Our faith-based framework helps reveal what you need to do TODAY to strengthen, protect, and provide for your family for generations to come. sevengenerationslegacy.com/book 👉 👉 Ready to move forward with Privatized Banking, alternative investments, or cash flow strategies to coordinate your finances so that everything works together to improve your life today and accelerate time and money freedom? Book an Introductory Call with our team today: themoneyadvantage.com/calendar/

[@jjsoccer1010]

"IT'S NOT GREED, it's suggestion." Super good point.

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

It's all about perspective, right?

[@Papamonty01]

Thank you Rachel and Bruce!!😊🎉

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

We appreciate your support, thank you!

[@terrywilliams2349]

The Fractional Reserve Banking system is a scam. Great Episode!!!

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

I appreciate your support and glad you found the content valuable.

[@verderriscursey]

Not sure what mr. Bernard is talking about but health insurance companies also negotiate prices with doctors and hospitals. Debt in general is also negotiated when they buy it pennies on the dollar too.

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

I am not sure who Bernard is, but yes prices are a negotiation process.

[@verderriscursey]

@@TheMoneyAdvantage the guy whose comments he was addressiing

[@wleight1]

The highlighted comments in this episode have showcased just how powerless people think they are in regard to money.

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

Thank you for watching!

[@anthonygallegos4708]

My question is is where do banks get the money to lend? If I deposit $1000 and they lend out $10,000, where did the other $9000 come from? To my mind, they just type it into a computer, but they must be borrowing from the Fed at a lower rate and selling to their borrowers at a higher rate. The Fed just prints money to lend to the banks. This is the man behind the curtain.

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

Our monetary system is debt-based. The banking system only requires a bank to keep 10% in reserves. The rest they can loan out. So, if you make a deposit of $1,000, the bank can make new loans of up to $9,000 based on your deposit. They literally create it out of thin air.

[@anthonygallegos4708]

@@TheMoneyAdvantage So they don’t borrow from the Fed??

[@TheMoneyAdvantage]

@@anthonygallegos4708 They can borrow from the FED to meet reserve requirements, but that is more of a last resort as banks more often lend to each other to meet their reserve requirements. The banks in the system create new money when they make loans. For example, when someone takes out a mortgage, the mortgage lender creates new money.

[@anthonygallegos4708]

@@TheMoneyAdvantage unreal!