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FAKE:
Fake Money, Fake Teachers, Fake Assets

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Overview
In 1971, President Richard Nixon took the U.S. dollar off the gold standard. In 1971, the U.S. dollar became fiat money. Fiat money is government money, Rich dad called government money "fake money." Fake money makes the rich richer. The problem is that fake money makes the poor and middle class poorer. Fake Teachers, What did school teach you about money? What did your parents know about money? What does your financial advisor know about money? What do our leaders know about money? Why are 78% of all Americans living paycheck to paycheck? Why are students staggering under a trillion dollars in student loan debt? Why are teachers going on strike, demanding more money? Fake Assets, In 2008, the world economy crashed when fake assets, subprime real estate mortgages, collapsed. Are the same bankers who sold the fake assets in 2008 still selling fake assets to you, me, and employee pension plans? Why are so many pensions underfunded? How many Baby Boomers wilt run out of money in retirement? Is There a Bigger Crash Coming? In 1983, I read Grunch of Giants, written by Dr. R. Buckminster Fuller. Grunch stands for GRoss UNiversal Cash Heist. Grunch is about how the ultra-rich rip off the world. Fake is about what I found out about the giants. Fake is about how you and I do not have to be victims of the giants of GRUNCH. Book jacket.
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