Rethinking the Dollar

The number of people 55 and older filing bankruptcies has skyrocketed since 1991, and that’s even more true for those 65 and older. Bankruptcy can offer a fresh start if you’ve fallen on tough times and are unable to pay your bills. 

Once you file bankruptcy, you’re no longer responsible for the debts that are discharged. But this fresh start comes with a price: your credit will be negatively affected for years.

Watch this full episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/why-are-so-many-people-over-55-going-bankrupt-rtd-live-talk/

Today’s guest, Alan Myers, sits down to share his thoughts on the fraudulent nature of the banking system. During our discussion Alan shares why the Federal Reserve does not actually print money, they create reserves. These reserves are simply digital book entries which they use to buy actual goods and services.

Watch this full RTD episode on the website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/money-has-many-characteristics-but-only-one-function-w-alan-myers/

President Donald Trump on Thursday said the U.S.' own central bank poses a bigger threat to the economy than China because it is keeping interest rates at levels that are higher than in other countries.

Find out more from this livestream on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/trump-says-people-are-disappointed-in-the-federal-reserve-we-will-win-anyway-how-exactly/

It was great having Chris Devonshire-Ellis, Founding Partner & Chairman of Dezan Shira & Associates, sits down on RTD to educate viewers on China's Belt and Road Initiative. Chris talks about "Ghost Cities", the role of gold in the next world order, & a lot more. 

Find out more from the video interview here on the RTD website:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/chinas-silk-road-gold-fund-is-investing-to-create-wealth-w-chris-devonshire-ellis/

A new survey released by the Washington, D.C., nonprofit Victims of Communism Memorial Foundation reflects that, if the younger generation gets out and votes in 2020, those running for office on the far left have reason to be hopeful. 

Watch the full episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/more-than-a-third-of-millennials-polled-approve-of-communism-are-you-surprised-rtd-live-talk/

Today Ronni Stoeferle of the ‘In Gold We Trust’ report sits down to share a very in-depth discussion about the global economy, gold, and investing in general. 

Watch this episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/the-dollar-days-are-numbered-w-ronnie-stoeferle/

Chilean President Sebastián Piñera has announced reforms aimed at ending days of violent protests.

He vowed to increase the basic pension by 20% and proposed a law that would see the state cover the costs of expensive medical treatments.

The protests were sparked by a rise in metro prices but grew into something bigger as thousands took to the streets over austerity and inequality.

Watch this full episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/national-emergency-update-in-chile-no-work-no-school-no-bank-access-rtd-live-talk/

Thousands of Chileans returned to the streets of Santiago on Monday, banging pots and honking car horns to launch a second week of protests against cost-of-living pressures and income inequality. During this episode I talk about how these events are not by accident. There's a world full of angry and frustrated people waiting for any reason to hit the streets.

Watch this episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/why-all-the-social-unrest-is-this-how-the-collapse-begins-rtd-live-talk/

President Donald Trump predicted doom if he isn’t re-elected in 2020, saying that the economy would “CRASH” like it did during the Great Depression. During this episode I share my thoughts on how the economy is guaranteed to crash anyway... 

Watch this episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/trump-says-the-economy-will-crash-like-1929-duhh-it-will-crash-anyway-rtd-live-talk/

WeWork is running out of cash. Fast. Two sources told the Financial Times that the real-estate firm's bankers were rushing to complete a new debt-refinancing package as soon as next week, as the firm could be out of cash by the end of next month.

Watch this episode on the RTD website here:

https://www.rethinkingthedollar.com/wework-cutting-2000-jobs-by-friday-changing-name-to-welayingoff-rtd-live-talk/