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How crucial is it for businesses to identify and mitigate political, economic, and credit risk when making future decisions? Discover more in Marsh’s Political Risk Report. https://bit.ly/3Robiic

How crucial is it for businesses to identify and mitigate political, economic, and credit risk when making future decisions? Discover more in Marsh’s Political Risk Report. https://bit.ly/4d1GiNS

How crucial is it for businesses to identify and mitigate political, economic, and credit risk when making future decisions? Discover more in Marsh’s Political Risk Report. bit.ly/3U3JYHN

I couldn’t agree more with Oscar and the conclusions in this Political Risk Report. Sometimes we are so focused on the micro that we are blindsighted by the macroeconomic issues. This report helps us to reset and adjust in anticipation of potential changes. #Be prepared #Marsh Advisory

Don't miss a fantastic and important discussion with the author Michael D. Greaney, CPA, MBA on The Washington Outsider #Report on Coalition Radio, addressing the surprising angle on how and why banks have failed and continue to fail their original purpose in helping regular people; why the concept of Central Banks has been hijacked, and what can be done to restore individual financial empowerment undercut both by the failed model of #socialism and its variants and by the crony #capitalism which passes for financial freedom today. We discuss a variety of paradigm-shifting issues on #economy, which include questions such as: * what is the REAL meaning of "social justice" (and that's not what either the left or the right thinks!) * Why there is truth to the idea of "crony #capitalism". However, is Socialism, is not the answer, then what is??? * Find out about the different types of banks and what they do. Why are some banks being misused for purposes they are not designed to manage? * The banks were originally structured to help the poor gain financial independence rather than to focus entirely on government demands. How, when, and why did it change? * What can be done to help each individual gain access to passive income? Is there a better model for theoretical self-sufficiency than "universal basic income"? * How to design a system support that relies on accountability and transparency rather than pork barreling? * Can complementing or changing the current banking abuses help get US out of its massive debt? * To what extent, can a reinvisioning away from traditional socialism, capitalism, or a mixed system work around the world? * Can the return to the origins of banking help independence movements and the isolated ethnic minorities and peripheral areas in Russia and other countries get to an improved economic status, less dependent on authoritarian federal authorities? ... and so much more.

“ Living in the Grayzone” sets out the architecture of the political economy in a world of mutually hostile alliances. It goes on to analyse how this changes society, the life of individuals and financial markets. It is written by David Roche of Independent Strategy Free download: https://lnkd.in/eTEBe_V6

Where's your next customer or employee coming from or going? Use this information to empower your marketing and recruiting. Here is timely info about the factors that drive your business. Check out this quick summary, then go online and grab the reports https://lnkd.in/g-kXvdZZ

If you've been missing your daily dose of Garrett B., he’s got a new video update, where he touches on energy, housing, economic growth, and the launch of Republic Insiders. Garrett navigates the complexities of the week ahead, shares his Q2 outlook, and breaks down his simple approach to empowering investors. Check out his latest investment opportunities at Republic Research. #Investments #MarketUpdate #Energy #Stocks https://lnkd.in/ec7sJxSQ

Our attitudes towards personal finance changes over time. We are willing to take bigger risks when we are younger. As time progresses, we assume more responsibilities, and our risk tolerance should adjust accordingly. Do you know how much risk you are comfortable taking? Do you know how much risk you need to take in order to meet your goals? Has the risk in your portfolio kept up with your changing risk appetite? Click on the link below to take a brief questionnaire and discover your current attitude towards money. The results may surprise you.

Kicking 2024 off with a monthly webinar series with key topics that matter to you and your business, led by industry experts and SSCNC community members!