For decades, America’s economic strength has been built on confidence in the U.S. dollar and the ability to borrow endlessly, but what happens when that confidence begins to fade? ​

In this episode, I’m joined by economist and author Peter Schiff, founder of Euro Pacific Capital. He unpacks the warning signs in an economy propped up by national debt, stimulus, and deficit spending. ​

Peter has long criticized the Federal Reserve, forecasting the consequences of unsustainable fiscal policies. At Euro Pacific Asset Management and SchiffGold, he guides investors by protecting wealth through real assets and global diversification. ​

In our conversation, Peter warns that the same policies fueling today’s markets are eerily similar to those of the 1970s, and how uncontrolled inflation and stimulus could lead Americans to big lifestyle changes in the future. He explains why the U.S. dollar’s dominance is dwindling, how America has been exporting inflation to the rest of the world, and what it means as nations pivot back toward gold. ​

Peter also lays out his predictions for the next 5-10 years, from the potential for hyperinflation to the real opportunities for those who own tangible assets and diversified foreign holdings. This is an episode you won’t want to miss!

In this podcast interview, you’ll learn: 

• Why the strength of the U.S. dollar is a mirage and what’s causing it to weaken.


• How debt, deficits, and rate cuts could trigger a global shift back to gold.


• Why Peter believes Americans will face a lower standard of living in the coming years.


• The challenges the Fed faces with inflation, and the risk of defaulting on the debt by raising interest rates.


• How rising gold prices are an indicator that cutting interest rates is a mistake.


• Peter’s predictions on the prices of precious metals and Bitcoin in the near future.


• Practical steps to protect your retirement and purchasing power as inflation rises.

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