Your money has been declining in value exponentially, said popular video seminar Crash Course on the site Peak Prosperity. For close to 300 years, inflation in the US remained very subdued. Small spurts occurred around major wars (Revolutionary, Civil, WW1, etc), but...
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Japan's monetary base stood at JPY 243.49 trillion (USD 2.32 trillion) at the end of August, marking an all-time high since comparable data available since July 1996, the central bank said. The monetary base comprises money supplied to the markets by the Bank of Japan (BOJ),...
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While the world is watching the war in Donbas and political conflict with Russia, Ukraine may come to default, writes the British newspaper “Financial Times”. In April, the IMF created $ 17 billion credit program for Kiev. However, if the war in the East of...
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Business schools have long ties to high-frequency trading, the platforms that let computers buy and sell securities in milliseconds but have been declaimed by critics for making markets riskier and more volatile. Professors hone sophisticated trading algorithms, and students have gone on to lead some...
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At the beginning of September, the Community participants in Argentina formed their own structure within the MMM Global Community. Thanks to this, the Community members in Argentina can make and get donations in their own currency (Argentine peso), using accounts in local banks. It will make...
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Now in MMM Global international structure donations are paid within 48 hours, not 72 as it was before. The decision to reduce the time of providing assistance was made due to the fact that in the international structure all transfers are made by electronic payment...
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MMM Global official site has been completely updated: both the design and the content of the site have been improved. The Flat style and pastel colors made the design more rigorous and modern. The structure of the site is also reorganized in order to make...
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The debt collections industry in the U.S. is so under-regulated these days that even debt collectors are getting scammed by debt collectors. When a debt is left unpaid, it’s common practice for lenders — banks, credit card companies, cell phone providers, hospitals, car dealers — to...
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For five years, the United States economy has been expanding at a steady clip, the stock market soaring, the headlines filled with talk of recovery. Yet public opinion polling shows most Americans still think the economy is pretty miserable. What might account for the paradox? New...
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A bipartisan group of lawmakers on Monday urged the Federal Reserve to restrict its crisis lending programs for big banks, which were criticized as bailouts during the 2007-2009 meltdown. During the crisis, the Fed invoked its emergency lending powers to pump cash into Citigroup, Morgan Stanley...
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