The key is not to correctly predict what exactly will happen in the future. The key is to be ready for it!
We live in an era where the world has never been as indebted as it is today. The consequences of the historical experiment will affect our savings, savings, and property.
The current turbulent financial situation puts us all before the question of where to invest in order to maintain or possibly even increase our purchasing power in the coming years. If history is indeed a teacher of life, we can foresee future consequences very well and protect ourselves accordingly.
A change in the market situation always brings with it opportunities. Of course, for those who know how to use it. Today is a very good time to take proper care of protecting your assets against future risks.
State debt
The state of Slovenia pays as much as 4 tons of gold interest per month for its leased debt (around €130 million), and on an annual basis we throw a total of 48 tons of gold out the window just for interest. Slovenians are otherwise very thrifty, as we have a total of over €35 billion in banks and in our “stockings”, and with these savings alone we could cover the country’s entire debt.
Slovenes are a thrifty nation
- Slovenian households ranked 7th among European nations in terms of their savings rate, with around 11 percent.
- Slovenians have as much as 43 percent of their assets deposited in banks, the European average is below 30 percent.
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3 facts you need to know about today’s financial situation
Our planet Earth has physical limits that we already face, yet the economy operates as if these limits do not exist. In the near future, humanity will have to face a situation it has never faced before: less energy and certain raw materials will be available every year. The economy and economy will be forced to adapt and change.
We live in a monetary and financial system that is too intertwined with politics and major corporations. Corporate capitalism has subjugated the financial system and money management through Central Banks, which are not publicly owned and thus do not work for the benefit of the citizens of the world. Legal deregulations in the past enabled a system where profits are privatized and losses are socialized. Due to the exponential growth of debts, we are on the verge of a major change, some say, the “collapse” of the existing, credit-based economy and excessive financial institutions.
Due to globalization, today’s global connectivity and intertwining, it is impossible to rule out that changes in the global financial situation will not have an impact on each and every one of us. The great “spoiltness” of consumerism, financial and public services has made people completely dependent on the system. The solution to the big change that is coming lies in energy, financial and food independence. But for these steps, it is necessary to protect existing assets first.
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