The bursting of a bubble that no one has seen yet

The collapse of Lehman Brothers in 2008 was symbolic of a deep global financial crisis, centered on the housing bubble and subprime mortgages. Increasing natural disasters are straining insurance companies, leading to policy cancellations, rising premiums, and ultimately falling property prices. More and more areas in the U.S. are losing their insurance coverage, which in …

Central banks are creating poverty with real estate, stock and over-indebtedness ‘bubbles’

Due to loose monetary policy (quantitative easing), financial assets appreciate without being supported by proper fundamentals while real estate becomes investment vehicles and the lower income strata are excluded from ownership. Despite what the conventional narrative about the economy holds, central bank monetary policies are a form of distortive government intervention in the economy. Their …

The Alternative Forms of Investment of Small Deposits

As interest rates on traditional banking products have been virtually zero for at least three years, those who used to earn an annual income mainly through time deposits are now required to take the risk of making up for lost interest. Additional pressure is created by the rise in inflation which reduces the value of …

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