Quote Originally Posted by shikamaru View Post
There is a third, although this works within the system. That is privatized banking.

Taxes and interest are involved, but with appropriate usage of one's privatized banking system, you should be able to bring down the costs of taxes and interest.

It seems with the wealthy, they shift from money from income to money from debt.
I think that line is drawn at qualifying for FDIC.

If you are wealthy enough to bond yourself, for your lending practices you are a knowingly privatized bank. If you do not know that the depreciation of your stock certificates (inflation) is intended to be compensated by your collection of usury then you are a member state bank without knowing you are a bank, at all.

Almost everybody endorsing private credit from the Fed misses that point altogether.