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Jul 1, 2021 41 min

What "Global Debt" really means.

from I Love Real Estate Hosted by Dymphna Boholt

Global debt reached $281 Trillion last year. It’s a big, scary number (Especially when it’s attached to the word ‘debt”) But other than being a big scary number, most people never give it much thought. You’re more likely to hear that “Who is the world in debt to? Jupiter?” joke than you are to hear […]

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Global debt reached $281 Trillion last year. It’s a big, scary number (Especially when it’s attached to the word ‘debt”) But other than being a big scary number, most people never give it much thought. You’re more likely to hear that “Who is the world in debt to? Jupiter?” joke than you are to hear any actual consequences. I was curious about this too, so I looked into it. And the answers were pretty interesting. So I decided to cover it as part of this weeks Intelligent Investor Update, alongside the latest financial news and findings. Here’s everything you’ll discover this week. -Why rate cuts are futher off than people think -Whick CBD is operating at %14 capacity -How big global debt has actually become and what that means -Why Sweden lost a government over it’s housing crisis. -And much, much more… If you’d like to book a FREE 60 minute Real Estate Breakthrough session with one of Dymphna’s advisors, just head to https://iloverealestate.tv/questions/ For blogs, info, events, and to potentially book a free spot to an up and coming online property masterclass go to: https://iloverealestate.tv

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