Monetaire expert: Centrale banken vallen om – zo red jij jezelf! | Paul Buitink - #355

Feb 25, 2025

In deze aflevering is Paul Buitink te gast, een financieel expert met diepgaande kennis van centrale banken en economische crises. Hij bespreekt de huidige inflatie en deflatie, en hoe deze de koopkracht beïnvloeden. Buitink legt ook uit hoe men zich kan voorbereiden op een mogelijk instortend monetair systeem. Daarnaast heeft hij het over de rol van de Europese Centrale Bank en de toekomst van de euro, met tips voor alternatieve investeringen in goud en cryptocurrency's.

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Investeer in Goud

Investeer een deel van je vermogen in goud als bescherming tegen een instortend monetair systeem.
Goud fungeert als een verzekeringspolis in onzekere tijden.

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Inflatie en Schuld

Inflatie wordt door overheden vaak gezien als een handige manier om hun schulden te verlichten.
Dit creëert een systeem waar mensen langzaam armer worden door stijgende prijzen.

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De Toekomst van de Euro

De euro is mogelijk niet duurzaam zonder politieke unificatie en stevige regels.
Het huidige systeem is kwetsbaar door de verschillende economieën binnen de eurozone.

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