Deep T.

  In this money for the Masses podcast Deep T talks through the relationship between superannuation the widening societal divide, as well as its relationship with inflation, housing costs, monopolies or oligopolies, and the investment choices made by the superannuation system.

Eddie Kongwak · Deep T 25 May – Australia and Economy and Inflation The third of a series of podcast discussions with Deep T covering a range of aspects about the Australian Economy and the current economic pathway Australia is on.

The second of a series of podcast discussions with Deep T covering a range of aspects about the Australian Economy and the current economic pathway Australia is on.

  What is Money and why is the creation of Money something which is both fundamentally important to the financial and economic system, while at the same time something almost never considered, with the actual mechanics of it virtually unknown?

I’ve waded through Matt Comyn’s presentation of CBA’s results and some things struck me as, bluntly, lacking clarity.

Why the cumulative CAD and offshore debt are both the cause of our prosperity and the downfall of the nation?

How many of you are aware that Australia has accumulated a total current account deficit of $1.217 Trillion since 1980?

The banking system is broken, propped up by every day taxpayers for the benefit of a few, mainly in the FIRE sector.

Australia you’ve been conned, hoodwinked by APRA to ensure that the too big to fail taxpayer guarantee of Mega Bank (CBA, NAB, ANZ and WBC) continues unabated.