First of all, let’s see what makes a perfect product.

Does everybody want it?

Does everybody need it?

Will people need it today, tomorrow or in the future?

What does it do for you?

Does it affect the way you live?

So what is “it”? – money.

Most people do not think of money as a product, but money really is.

Money is bought and sold everyday. Financial institutions perform this action everyday. You even buy and sell it and may not know it. The easiest way for you to buy money is with time, or work. And, if you put it in a savings account, you’ve sold it – to the bank.

Everybody wants money (at least to some degree). Some people want more than others. Everybody needs it. You can’t buy groceries, cars, houses, healthcare, etc. without it. You can’t pay your water or electric bill without the funds either. Helping the needy requires money, either directly or indirectly.

Money is something that has been around for a very long time and will be around for a long time as well. Money does not have an expiration date.

Money can bring you joy or sadness depending what you do with it. Depending on the use of the funds, if you have enough (or not enough money), it can affect your lifestyle – which includes the things you are able to do, or not to do.

So why even talk about money as a perfect product?

Many people drive a car or ride in one. Put gas in it, start it, drive it, stop it, park it, stop it. Pretty simple.

But how many people really know how vehicles work?

Money is no different. It’s really pretty simple. You earn it, you spend it and you save it. That’s it, right? Not exactly.

Many of those who sell money (lenders) don’t really understand how it works either, just like many people not understand the mechanical aspects of a car.

Cars have moving parts and are easy to see. Money isn’t so obvious. However, some people understand what money can really do, that’s why they don’t want you to know about it. It’s a secret. The following pretty much sums it up.

This is a quote from Baron Nathan Mayer Rothschild,”I care not what puppet is placed on the throne of England to rule the Empire, … The man that controls Britain’s money supply controls the British Empire. And I control the money supply.”*

How about this?

John Adams said to Thomas Jefferson that the problems of America are not so much from the Constitution, but from the ignorance of coin, credit and circulation.

Thomas Jefferson: “If the American people ever allow private banks to control the issue of their currency, first by inflation, then by deflation, the banks and corporations that will grow up around them will deprive the people of all property until their children wake up homeless on the continent their Fathers conquered.”**

So you have a choice, you can learn about it or not. But one of the best quotes I’ve heard was from a friend.

“If you do not learn it, they will use it against you.”

Do you know the secrets, or do you simply buy the hype from the media, talk shows, local banker or your cousin? Get the inside secrets to mortgages, lending, markets, etc. and beat the bankers and at their own game. Or to put it another way, read Barking With The Big Dogs and turn the tides in your favor against the mega machines.

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* http://quotes.liberty-tree.ca/quote_blog/Nathan.Mayer.Rothschild.Quote.4F94″

**http://wiki.monticello.org/mediawiki/index.php/Private_Banks_(Quotation)