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Modern Bank Robbers Wear Suits and Ties

Guest post by: Michael Farrell

Article Overview: Modern day bank robbers no longer wear masks nor do they carry guns, suggests Mike Farrell with aspenIbiz and that you need to learn to be savvy with your money, like the insiders, to take back your financial future.

Modern Bank Robbers Wear Suits and Ties

Today, modern bank robbers wear suits and ties, have fancy college degrees, and rob banks from the inside. As a result of issuing fiat currency, practicing fractional reserve banking methods, creating a runaway supply of money, and legislating various unfunded entitlement, TARP, bailout, and stimulus programs, money is flowing from the uninformed, to the well informed.

What you know about money will determine whether you become rich or whether you become poor. There will no longer be a middle of the road approach; the middle class is about to be wiped out. Those waiting for the OLD economy to come back will risk losing everything.

The purpose and scope of this article and posts on my blog are to expose, enlighten, and provide examples of the conspiracy, since modern day bank robbers no longer wear masks nor do they carry guns. It is not my intent to scare, agitate, or be full of doom and gloom ... my intent is to share, on an ongoing basis, what I have learned because the ignorance of money is really the root of all evil.

The biggest risk in the years ahead is being financially uneducated because the financial industry is "cleverly" exploiting those who are uneducated about money. Since the rules of money have changed forever, my intent is to share what I have learned about the NEW rules of money in the NEW economy.

More importantly, the articles and posts will provide solutions associated with alternative wealth creating strategies, bank on yourself techniques, and planting multiple flags to diversify sovereign risk. They will provide examples of things we need to learn, the secrets of the insiders, as part of being savvy with our money in order to take a stand, rebuild our lives, and take back our financial future.

I hope you enjoy the posts and I trust you will find them insightful! Let me know what you think.

Happy Reading and Here's to Your Success!

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Article Tags: Alternative Wealth Generation, Bank On Yourself, Financial Education, Global Economy, Mike Farrell aspenIbiz, Sovereign Debt Crisis



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