Finance
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Things to Know About Payday Loans in 2024
There are instances in life when people find themselves unable to meet their financial obligations. The rising cost of living has made it even harder for low-income earners. In some cases, finances required are small amounts that should be paid immediately. It, therefore, becomes prudent for people in such situations to consider taking an emergency/ short-term loan, such as a…
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Forex Markets: How To Find The Best Brokers
Foreign exchange markets generate over $4 trillion in volume on an average trading day. This makes the foreign exchange market the world’s largest and most lucrative financial market. Forex markets are not contained at a central marketplace, which means that global traders have equal access to the profits that can be captured using active trading strategies. In order to accomplish…
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Black Budget: Financial Accounts May Be “Modified” to Shield Classified Programs
In an apparent departure from “generally accepted accounting principles,” federal agencies will be permitted to publish financial statements that are altered so as to protect information on classified spending from disclosure. The new policy was developed by the government’s Federal Accounting Standards Advisory Board (FASAB) in response to concerns raised by the Department of Defense and others that a rigorous…
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5 Ways The Money System Keeps You Trapped
Money as survival, living off grid and a money free world are terms that are being bandied around more and more as people become aware of the systemic trap we’ve all been indoctrinated into. When you look at the patterns of how the money-as-survival system plays out, you realize its efficacy lies in how thoroughly it hamstrings you from every…
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China Moves to Destroy US Dollar As They Launch the Gold-backed Petro-Yuan
In a massive move against the global dominance of the U.S. dollar, China’s highly anticipated Petro-Yuan has been launched in Shanghai. With China being the world’s largest consumer of oil, this new currency is an international game-changer that was a predicted move by China to directly compete—and subsequently devalue—the US dollar. Analysts call the plan, announced by Beijing in September,…
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How Much Wealth Does the Vatican Control?
One of the world’s 7 remaining absolute monarchies, Vatican City in the heart of Rome, Italy, is a peculiar city within a city, and one of the wealthiest establishments on earth. If you’ve ever been to the Vatican, which is actually a sovereign nation, you’ve seen the unbelievable wealth owned by the Catholic Church, but how much is the Vatican…
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Only Three Countries Left Without a ROTHSCHILD Central Bank!
The Rothschild family is slowly but surely having their Central banks established in every country of this world, giving them incredible amount of wealth and power. In the year of 2000 there were seven countries without a Rothschild owned or controlled Central Bank: Afghanistan Iraq Sudan Libya Cuba North Korea Iran It is not a coincidence that these country, which…
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What is GESARA?
It’s an acronym for the Global Economic Security And Reformation Act and has been written and refined by great minds of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries in order to reset planet earth and humanity on a sustainable governance foundation. The following 3 items must be accomplished straight away: 1) The global and public proclamation of a global jubilee or debt…
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Anonymous Hackers Take 9 Rothschild Central Banks Offline
The Anonymous campaign against the global banking cartel, OpIcarus: Shut Down The Banks, is gaining momentum as nine Rothschild owned central banks were taken offline after the hacking collective identified the global financial system as the “power behind the throne” of the New World Order, and issued a global call to arms to fight the financial system that is enslaving…
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Hungary is the first European country to ban Rothschild Banks
A kindly worded letter from Gyorgy Matolcsy, the head of Hungary’s Central Bank , asked Managing Director, Christine Lagarde of the International Misery Fund, as some have fondly nicknamed it, to close the office as it was not necessary to maintain it any longer. The Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, seemed keen to ease off austerity measures and prove that the…
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