I was in my Bank today and the Branch Manager was very much aware of what is coming. She did not comment but nodded her head as I spoke about it to my wife in front of her. Her ears were directed towards us when I mentioned, when they convert our money to this new digital currency, what rate will we have then? If now with Inflation so high, we all would lose out in the exchange rate. Think of buying/exchanging our dollar for foreign currency. Hopefully I am wrong.It’s evil plain and simple. They will own your ass.
They pretty much own our asses already.It’s evil plain and simple. They will own your ass.
Its already bad now, lets find a way to spy on you, know your location at all times, take your picture and listen to your conversations without you knowing it, and YOU will love it, and you will pay for it every month.True, but with programmable money that THEY control what, how, how much, and IF you spend YOUR money.
I dont think folks really grasp how bad this can/will be
Something tells me this Thread will become huge over time, stories like the Totalitarian actions that happened with COVID lockdowns, entry to schools, denying surgeries, etc. will be similar here with denial of services/merchandise/etc.
Still hope I am wrong...
With respect to your specific concern about them pulling your assets because of the medical debt, that is unreasonable. The same thing that stops a bank from taking your cash would prevent any debtor from getting a hold of your assets without properly litigating it in the courts. The benefit of cash is that it could easily be hidden from creditors albeit at a risk of someone else stealing it or it burning in a fire, becoming useless because of inflation or burning of fire. For most people the bulk of their assets is tied up in real property or other investments that cannot easily be hidden anyways.....Recently my wife retired, being a Self-Employed Contractor I was on her employer's health Insurance. As of a few months ago, I am no longer insured. I am too young for Medicare. I have had quotes of $500-700 monthly premiums which is outrageous IMO. Being uninsured has raised many concerns, of course.
Which got me thinking of this new currency and what I see as a possible potential future problem. Speaking of no Ins., lets say I end up in the hospital during this new Digital Currency period. A huge hospital/doctor bill comes my way, as the case with most hospitals these days. What will stop them from withdrawing the total amount from my digital account, my retirement savings, and putting me under a bridge? Actually think of any debt owed. Don't get me wrong, we pay all our bills, we have a Credit score in the 800s. But as with Hospitals/Doctors, they have Insurance Rates and Uninsurance Rates of which both are very negotiable. My scare is once the total amount is withdrawn, it leaves little if no room for negotiating the rate or payment plans.
I may be over thinking this and I hope to have some sort of Health Ins. sometime soon but I have 4 more years until Medicare.
I understand we are already in a digital banking age and this is a push is to get rid of paper/coin currency but what is different with CBDC is it is a One World Currency. I may be wrong, but I see funds transferred first then negotiate a debt settlement later. I hope I am wrong.
Wow, $900 a month, that is almost a fourth of our present monthly income. Crazy how rates have increased since Obamacare. We use to have 100% coverage Ins. no deductibles, only $20 co-pays, $40 for Specialty, yes that was available at my wife's employer. For the both of us on that group plan It cost us around $400 a month. Then we ended up with a 90/10 plan for a few years around $500 a month and about a year before my wife's retirement, a few months ago, we had an 80/20 plan at around $600 a month with a deductible of $2,000 each yearly, which was actually a very good plan when talking to others and their plans, even as you mentioned. I will say I have found without Ins. my Meds have dropped in cost. My meds are cheaper without Ins.With respect to your specific concern about them pulling your assets because of the medical debt, that is unreasonable. The same thing that stops a bank from taking your cash would prevent any debtor from getting a hold of your assets without properly litigating it in the courts. The benefit of cash is that it could easily be hidden from creditors albeit at a risk of someone else stealing it or it burning in a fire, becoming useless because of inflation or burning of fire. For most people the bulk of their assets is tied up in real property or other investments that cannot easily be hidden anyways.....
As far as health insurance goes $700 a month is a great deal depending on where you live. I have an employee in her 50s whose premium is over $900 monthly. That's on a group health plan.