The Slow Crash

The Slow Crash

Jay Moulton

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Toteflix Inc.
Año de edición:
2026
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Historia de la economía
ISBN:
9781927493106
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THE U.S. NATIONAL DEBT JUST CROSSED $40 TRILLION - and Washington is running out of ways to hide the bill.For 40 years, the government kicked the can down the road: borrow more, inflate the currency, and lean on the dollar’s status to delay the bill collector. That era is ending. Your retirement - your 401(k), home, and savings - rests on the same bet Washington can no longer make.The Slow Crash outlines the debasement, welfare spending, and sovereign debt that quietly ended Ancient Rome, Weimar Germany, Argentina, and the British Empire. Every collapse split people into two groups: those who saw it coming, and those who didn’t. History was not kind to the second group.Inside, you’ll find:5-Step Debt-Era Playbook - A concrete roadmap to systematically de-risk your savings, home equity, and 401(k) without relying on market timing.2,000 Years of Collapse Data - Historical patterns translated into actionable signals for your plan this year.Macro-Downturn Early Warning Signs - Key indicators of currency debasement so you can act months before official announcements.Advisor Accountability Checklists - Questions and frameworks to ensure your financial advisor actively protects your capital.The CPI & Inflation Disconnect - How official definitions mask purchasing-power erosion, and the numbers you need to benchmark your retirement.Multi-Asset Defensive Strategies - Hard asset classes that have historically preserved wealth through debt debasements, avoiding single-currency exposure.Rome didn’t collapse in a day. Neither will we. But the math is the same, and the clock is running. The Slow Crash gives you a clear plan to be one of the few who saw it coming.

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