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AboutNick Hubble:

Nick Hubble is a feature editor of The Daily Reckoning Australia. He has spent the last three years discovering lots of new, exciting, and surprisingly simple ways to generate money for retirement. He’s put all these ideas into his investment publication, The Money for Life Letter.
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How the U.S. Changed the Nature of Money

How the U.S. Changed the Nature of Money

By Nick Hubble
PostedApril 3, 2014

World War II might have dragged the country out of the Great Depression, but it did so at a great price. Central planning took center stage, and politicians and bureaucrats suddenly knew what was best for America. On top of that, they replaced the free market with a new economic system… creditism. Nick Hubble explains…

Economic Doom on Ice

Economic Doom on Ice

By Nick Hubble
PostedFebruary 21, 2014

The financial world is plodding along like a drunken sailor avoiding debt collectors by keeping no cash in his wallet. It’s not the kind of calm that’s going to last or end well. But the storm will have to wait until after the Olympics. Nick Hubble explains…

A One-Way Ticket to Central Planning

A One-Way Ticket to Central Planning

By Nick Hubble
PostedJanuary 24, 2014

Money printing, stimulus packages, currency wars… Just about every bit of meddling you’ve seen since 2008 is irreversible. Of course, it’s not that these policies can’t be undone. It’s more that they will forever be haunting the future of the global economy. Today, Nick Hubble continues this discussion on the dangers of central planning. Read on…

A Global War on Savers

A Global War on Savers

By Nick Hubble
PostedNovember 19, 2013

If Janet Yellen simply continues doing what her forerunner Ben Bernanke did, at some point, something new will happen. You’ll get an avalanche. And when it comes to the Federal Reserve’s policy of choice (i.e. money printing) that avalanche has always been inflation in the end. Nick Hubble expounds…