Whether the next disaster will render money useless, whether we’ll go back to the gold standard or use bartering to exchange goods and services, you need to think about “money”.
Even if that won’t be the case, saving and making money is crucial for survival and prepping purposes, because you’ll be able to get out of debt, set some money aside for dark days, and have the extra cash to spend on preps.
Read the articles below to prepare yourself and your family financially.
While we think we have it tough, we actually have it pretty good. Store shelves are mostly full. Emergency services come when you call. The Government is around to keep it all generally in line. Even those in the direst straits rarely miss a meal. In fact, the amount of government assistance is astronomical. Next, …
The 9 Worst Places To Be When The Dollar Collapses Read More »
Out of all of the many disasters that you might prepare for, one of the least thrilling but most likely and certainly most devastating is a financial disaster. Hyperinflation is one word that most financially-savvy people are familiar with, and also one that can make you shiver with the dread suggestion of it. You might …
14 Things You Should Buy Before Hyperinflation Hits Read More »
These days, everyone is rightfully worried about a massive economic downturn precipitated by the collapse of the US dollar. There is plenty of good evidence why everyone should be worried about this, not the least of which is that the dollar is about to be unseated as the world’s reserve currency. That, plus rampant government …
With skyrocketing housing prices, economic instability, and global unrest, the idea of a collapsing dollar isn’t too far off. Most preppers are already prepared for a serious financial crisis with material provisions like food, water supplies, and more, but many folks are lacking when it comes to financial IQ, specifically what happens to your assets. …
So, If the Dollar Collapses What Happens to My House? Read More »
As preppers, we stack our odds against the future. We store food for lean times. We invest in various security items. But how many of us secure our financial standing? Various financial wizards recommend having 6 months of expenses (rent, mortgage, food, and other bills) in accessible funds. Others recommend having 30 days of cash …
Preppers are quite naturally concerned with all the many disasters, catastrophes and man-made apocalypses that might occur, and through a lifestyle of personal readiness they hedge their bets accordingly. However, some disasters are far more insidious, and more nebulous, but no less dangerous than any tornado, hurricane, nuclear strike, or terrorist attack. An economic collapse …
Over the years, and especially recently, there’s probably a word you have heard bandied about in regards to the economy that is whispered with dread, menace and the hushed, terrified awe of the boogeyman: Hyperinflation. Often talked about, rarely codified, and even more rarely explained in terms that everyday people can relate to, hyperinflation seems …
Yes, I’m aware that an EMP would render crypto useless, but the article is about medium-term thinking. Bitcoin and other crypto aren’t necessarily long-term investments. Picture this: You’ve been prepping for major disaster or economic collapse for years; you have survival kits full of everything you need to get by for weeks or even longer. …
When you first start prepping, you might have the overwhelming desire to purchase everything you can. I know I felt that way. I was sure that because I waited so long to get prepared that our family faced a dangerous future. I wanted to purchase everything at one time. There was only one issue; we …
That is the question that seems to be on everyone’s minds. With U.S. debt reaching stratospheric heights, tens and tens of trillions of dollars worth, the prospect of a major depression seems all but unavoidable, and with it a collapse of the dollar that has not been seen since the Great Depression. This has debtors …
What Happens to Debt after a U.S. Dollar Collapse? Read More »
