Can Jim Chalmers the Money Out of You?
As expected, Jim Chalmers just can’t keep his hands off the $3.3 trillion superannuation system. But he’s not doing a very good job of selling theft to the electorate.
As expected, Jim Chalmers just can’t keep his hands off the $3.3 trillion superannuation system. But he’s not doing a very good job of selling theft to the electorate.
By Nick Hubble,
Quick summary: Today, Jim Rickards has an urgent message to Australians directly. In part three of our interview, I asked him what the most important part of his book Sold Out is for Australians specifically. His response may concern you…
By Nick Hubble,
In part three of our interview, I asked Jim Rickards what the most important part of his book Sold Out! is for Australians specifically. His response may concern you….
By Nick Hubble,
Quick summary: Asking which one issue caused the supply chain breakdown of 2021 and 2022 is a mistake. The system was absurdly fragile. It was an accident waiting to happen.
By Nick Hubble,
Quick Summary: Asking which one issue caused the supply chain breakdown of 2021 and 2022 is a mistake. The system was absurdly fragile. It was an accident waiting to happen.
By Nick Hubble,
Quick Summary: Who is to blame for the bout of inflation and shortages we all experienced in 2022? And why is 2023 about to be slammed into ‘full reverse’? Find out in this exclusive video with Jim Rickards…
By Nick Hubble,
Quick summary: Who’s to blame for the bout of inflation and shortages we all experienced in 2022? And why is 2023 about to be slammed into ‘full reverse’? Find out in this exclusive video with Jim Rickards…
By Nick Hubble,
In response to a power vacuum left by President Biden, and a shortage of equipment and ammunition caused by the war in Ukraine, the world is increasing its defence spending, dramatically. But the boom is only just beginning.
By Nick Hubble,
Central bankers used to be an investor’s best friend. Until inflation came along — now they only want to spend time with their new ‘friend’. But the betrayal is not yet complete. A bizarre focus on the unemployment rate could mark the central bankers’ transition to being your worst enemy in 2023.
By Nick Hubble,
There are two ways to deal with too much national debt: inflation and default. But default is politically embarrassing. And so economic policymakers have gone with the other option. The question is whether they’ll get away with it…
By Nick Hubble,
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