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The Plot to Take YOUR Money

Guest post by: Duane Hatfield

Article Overview: The plot to take your money is a reality we all are or soon will experience. It is said we are in a recession, which is also used to as an excuse to reduce the amount of money the working class has. More laws and programs are started to “HELP” the needy while it creates need on those giving the assistance.

The Plot to Take YOUR Money

The plot to take your money is a reality we all are or soon will experience. It is said we are in a recession, which is also used to as an excuse to reduce the amount of money the working class has. More laws and programs are started to “HELP” the needy while it creates need on those giving the assistance.

In today’s economy many people feel the plot to take your money by their government, as well as big business, is a real threat to be faced and the sad part is it is true. Everyday more and more money is being placed in the hands of those who want to take their slice of it and pass it on to the next. These funds are either taken from the employed populations wages or are being borrowed from outsiders, where repayment is based on future monies that may or may not exist. The national debts of the nations of the world are all increasing and the work forces will have to support the economies. The middle class of the financial ladder is gradually disappearing and becoming a part of the poorer citizens, leaving fewer people with a means to survive. There is no place for the downward spiral to stop and those in control aren’t willing to confront it.

There are ways to combat this conspiracy against your money but it can’t be done without knowledge. There is no training in public education to instruct anyone to preserve and protect his or her finances and those in the private sector are normally expensive. Business colleges teach how to manage corporate economies but what about their personal ones? We, as employees, usually spend what we earn if not more and seldom have anything left to keep for harder times. We never consider if circumstances change and what would we do then, most only live for the day. History teaches that the economy moves as a wave with highs and lows yet we never consider the lows. We enjoy the high times and complain about the low ones but never seem to learn from past experiences. The time to begin preparing for worse days is while we have the resources and opportunities.

The public cannot expect governments to create or implement programs that will correct the problems we are confronted with. Bureaucracy seldom does anything using what they already have they must always spend more money which justifies more burden on the people. Elected officials forget how they ran their own finances when they deal with others people’s money. Are we left in the hands of those who would pillage the unknowing or can we all gain knowledge and wisdom to keep what we have? The information is available if we are willing consider it and apply it to our situations, but we must first realize there is a need for it.

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