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21:11Now PlayingWhy the U.S. keeps printing money isn't just an economic question—it's a question that affects your savings, investments, and financial future.
In this episode of The Rich Dad Radio Show, Robert Kiyosaki explains how modern money is created, why the Federal Reserve continues expanding the money supply, and what government "swap lines" really are. He argues that these emergency lending programs aren't simply about helping allies—they're designed to stabilize demand for U.S. debt and protect the financial system.
You'll learn:
-What swap lines are and why central banks use them
-How government debt and Federal Reserve policy are connected
-Why inflation acts as a hidden tax on savers
-How quantitative easing, bailouts, and swap lines follow similar principles
-Why Robert believes savers lose purchasing power while investors focus on owning assets
-How gold, silver, and real assets can help protect wealth during periods of currency debasement
Robert also traces today's monetary system back to the creation of the Federal Reserve, the end of the gold standard, and the evolution of the U.S. dollar into a fiat currency. He explains why understanding how money is created can change the way you think about saving, investing, and building long-term wealth.
If you want to better understand inflation, central banking, and why today's monetary policies matter to your financial future, this episode provides a straightforward explanation of one of the most misunderstood topics in investing.
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