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Gerald Celente is one of the most respected financial guru's and advisors. So far, he hasn't been wrong about things.
I would trust what he says. Barring unforseen things, we will be in a collapse.
I wonder if we should true paying down on the morgage more.
Gerald Celente is one of the most respected financial guru's and advisors. So far, he hasn't been wrong about things.
I would trust what he says. Barring unforseen things, we will be in a collapse.
I wonder if we should true paying down on the morgage more.
I am doubling up on my car payments after my trip this fall and a 3 year payment will turn in to 1 1/2 year. actually 1 year, it's already been 6 months. I really don't want to lose my car. I may be out of a job soon anyway but I'm still full of hope.
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For those of you who believe it is better to make sure your debts are paid before collapse, think of this:
Our money system collapses, you lose your job. Now, if you've used all of your money up to that point to pay off your car or your house, you now have a car you can't drive because you can't buy gas, and a house you can't live in. Your electricity gets shut off because you can't pay the bill, your garbage begins to pile up because you haven't paid that bill, you can't get food because money means nothing, or you simply don't have any.
Now, given that scenerio, wouldn't it be prudent to use the money saved by making the minimum payment due on your loans to further improve your survival abilities?
"Reject the basic assumptions of civilization, especially the importance of material possessions." "The things you own end up owning you"-Tyler Durden
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