In this week’s episode of Live from the Vault, Andrew Maguire is joined by renowned author Peter Grandich who offers a holistic approach to anchoring oneself to personal responsibility and financial decision-making in a world of debt reliance.
The precious metals experts examine whether the possible US debt default could ever be paid back in the end-of-the-dollar scenario and contemplate the changing behaviours of modern society in contrast to traditional norms and values.
Timestamps
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00:00 Start
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04:26 Peter Grandich's US perspective on the physical vs paper battle
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07:50 The split in the gold market speculators
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11:40 The end of the dollar - is it already happening?
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17:10 Forget the technicals! Market behaviour is changing
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20:25 The challenge to overcome: financial education
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24:45 Collapse is inevitable
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29:00 The issues surrounding debt
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34:00 Are commercial real estate issues getting worse? YES
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39:00 Is a lack of spirituality affecting personal finances?
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46:30 The reasoning driving “Build Back Better”
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