As the economy turns volatile, interest rate are rising and the real estate market is shifting. We've seen a decline in Wall Street activity, so what does this mean for us? Are there any hidden opportunities? We'll discuss how things are shaping up and what it means for you.

Just too juicy to miss out on, today we'll be covering yet another episode on FTX and how it all went south. Be careful of who you endorse and who you trust when making your investments. This episode, we're diving into who Sam Bankman-Fried is and how his negligence of regulations got him to where he is now, deep trouble.

This past week has been an absolute roller coaster in the Crypto world, after the crushing collapse of FTX and Sam Bankman-Fried's ultimate Crypto 'Bank Hiest' gone wrong. We'll do a deep dive of what went on behind the scenes and explore how this may have dire repercussions on the future of crypto.

It's no secret that the stock market is rigged. But what does that mean for you and your money? In this video, we take a look at some recent examples of market manipulation and discuss why it's important to be aware of these games being played. We also offer a few tips on how to protect yourself from these shenanigans.

Cryptocurrencies are the future. Here's why: Cryptocurrencies are immune to inflation, meaning that your investment will retain its value over time. Bitcoin and Ethereum are two of the most popular cryptocurrencies and they're only going to continue to grow in value. XRP is a cryptocurrency that was created by Ripple, a company that is focused on bringing banking solutions to the global market. XRP has already surpassed Bitcoin and Ethereum in terms of total market cap.

Imagine this - A suburban home with a white picket fence, a stable job, 2 kids and.. maybe a dog. Yup, we are talking about the "American Dream" and why it's dying in today's economy. Job security is waning, kids are damn expensive, and affording rent is difficult enough let alone owning a home for the majority of us. So, what's in it for the future?

Bubbles are forming, prices are rising and wages aren't keeping up. Buying a home, affording college tuition and purchasing consumer goods is becoming more difficult every aging day for many Americans. Let's talk about why.