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Evaluation of the Labor Market Effects Resulting from Bank Failures and High Interest Rates

Welcome to this video, where we are discussing the impact of bank failures, and high interest rates on the labor market. This is a topic of great importance that affects how the markets function, and how industry affects the labor force. By understanding the implications of a bank failure, or a high interest rate, we can be better prepared to handle a potential disruption in the labor market. In this video we will evaluate some of the effects a bank failure or an increase in interest rates might have on the labor market. We will examine the main impacts of these events, such as unemployment, the need for labor-saving technologies, and the burden of debt for workers. We begin with a look at the effects of a bank failure. When a bank collapses, investors and customers can lose both deposits and trust in the banking sector. This can spur long-term unemployment in the sector, as well as put a strain on lending activities. This can lead to increased unemployment, as workers i

The Consequences of Silicon Valley Bank's Troubles and Interest Rates Dipping Below 7%

Robert Garcia, Realtor Eric Stewart Group of Long and Foster Realtors The recent Silicon Valley Bank mess and the interest rates going below 7% have had significant impacts on the economy. The scandal surrounding Silicon Valley Bank has damaged the trust of investors and entrepreneurs in the tech industry. This has led to a slowdown in investments and a shift towards more cautious investment strategies. Additionally, the interest rates going below 7% have led to a decrease in the cost of borrowing, making it easier for businesses and individuals to access credit. However, this has also led to concerns about potential inflation and the long-term impact on the economy. Overall, both of these factors have had a notable impact on the financial landscape and will continue to shape the economy in the months and years to come. 📥 📥 DOWNLOAD my FREE Relocate to Maryland Guide 📥 📥 📥 📥 DOWNLOAD my FREE Relocate to Washington D.C. Guide 📥 📥 🚨🚨👇 CLICK HERE TO BOOK A FRE

🚨 The Gold Standard: Bailouts and Bank Failures

Questions on Protecting Your Wealth with Gold & Silver? Schedule a Strategy Call Here ➡️ or Call 877-410-1414 ________________ 🆓FREE GUIDE: "ITM Trading's Official 2022 Gold & Silver Buyers Guide" Learn how to buy Gold & Silver, what to look for, what to avoid and much more. DOWNLOAD NOW ➡️ 🔔For Critical Info, Strategies, and Updates, Subscribe here: Viewer Questions: Question 1: 0:52 Do you think the implosion of derivative markets taking place in Bond Trading now will lead to more bailouts like back in 2008? I assume this will spread in many more markets and potentially bringing down the whole Fiat System. Question 2: 7:55 Is silver just as good as gold when it comes to store of value? Question 3: 11:23 How much is too much gold and silver to have at home? Question 4: 12:10 What would make you think that the Federal Reserve is going to give up its power and return back to a gold standard? Question 5: 13:09 Do you think this is the last

Explained: The Relationship between Inflation, Interest Rates, Bank Failures, and Real Estate Investing

The failures of SVB and Credit Suisse Banks have left investors feeling confused about how to interpret the market and recent economic news. This video explains what the market turmoil means to you if you're a real estate investor and how you can take advantage pf the changing environment. Get started here: 0:00 Banking system failure 0:35 Inflation 1:25 Emergency help from Federal Reserve 2:16 Betting against a rate hike 3:22 Time to invest in Real Estate 3:58 Go! Nicole Purvy is a toddler mom, author, TEDx speaker, real estate entrepreneur and the CEO of the Better Than Success Real Estate League. Nicole is also the founder of Philly Real Estate Week and WIRE (Women in Real Estate Summit). Although Nicole resides in LA, she continues to invest remotely in Philly. She is also a partner of BTS Funding 🧰 Grab your free real estate toolkit 🚀 JOIN Better Than Success 🔥 CALENDAR OF EVENTS FOLLOW NICOLE ON INSTAGRAM Subscribe to this channel: Stay Conn

How High Inflation and Interest Rates will Impact Commercial Real Estate

Inflation is higher than it's been since the 80s and interest rates are on the rise. Both of these factors will have an impact on commercial real estate and its viability as an investment vehicle, but what happens when the two are combined like we're seeing today? Here's how high inflation and higher interest rates will impact the commercial real estate investment market. // Articles Mentioned: Get Tyler's game-changing commercial real estate tools and resources: // Consult with Tyler ○ // Get the underwriting models we use to run numbers on every deal: ○ // CHECK OUT MY BOOK, OPEN FOR BUSINESS ○ Get the hardcopy ○ Listen to it on Audible: // COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE RESOURCES: ○ Shop our Amazon storefront for this video setup, best gifts for real estate investors, and more! ○ The 10 Books You Need to Read on Commercial Real Estate ○ My Real Estate Investor Toolkit (What Every Investor Needs to Have) //FOLLOW ALONG: ○ Newsletters: ○ B

Inflation is high so where should I Invest my money?

Don't let your money sit in a low interest-bearing account. #TAGS#100percentfinanced Inflation is high so where should I Invest my money? Here's what we're going to cover: 1. Life Insurance 2. Market 3. Real Estate Video/Resource recommendations: #1: How to Make a Real Estate Deal with Rising Interest Rates? : ▶️ #2: 4 Major Reasons Why You Should Invest In Commercial Real Estate NOW : ▶️ About Multis: Owning multi-unit rental properties has enabled seven of our students to replace their salaries with passive income. How? There’s no magic to it -- they just followed an IDEAL strategy. Here are the 5 keys to IDEAL Multi-Unit investing. “I” is for Income. 🔑 Multi-unit properties produce passive income, meaning recurring income received without having to trade in your time. Yes, owning properties requires some work up front, but not 40 hours a week like a typical job. “D” is for Depreciation. 🔑 When you buy and improve properties, you can deduct