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Is a Debt Jubilee the Next Big Meme?

- John Rubino - Dollar Collapse

It seems to me, if a debt jubilee were to work, that once the debts were cancelled, the corresponding credit cards and loans would have be permanently cancelled as well. Everyone's credit score would have to reset to essentially zero as well... there would have to be a significant period where credit (cards, mortgages, personal loans) would be impossible to obtain, and everything would go back to a cash-and-carry basis. Gold and silver would have to be reintroduced as a valid trading medium and revalued to an honest price per ounce. People with net positive financial positions (little or no debt) would have to be rewarded somehow, maybe with an income tax jubilee for one or more years. If a total reset is not undertaken with significant changes in the system, the jubilee would happen, say, on a Monday, and by Friday, everyone would be up to their eyeballs with debt again.

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Début de l'article : The idea of a "debt jubilee" -- that is, a wide-spread forgiveness of debt as a way to reset the US financial system -- has been bouncing around for a while.But it hasn't gained mainstream traction because it seems, at first glance, to be too simplistic to be worth serious thought.It must have a fatal flaw that would jump out as soon as one looks at it, which makes looking a waste of time... Lire la suite

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