The Coming Wealth Storm—The Many Risks You Face and Why You Need This Book

Jeff Camarda (), Steven James Lee () and Jerusha Lee ()
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Jeff Camarda: Family Wealth Education Institute
Steven James Lee: California State Polytechnic University
Jerusha Lee: Claremont Graduate University

A chapter in The Financial Storm Warning for Investors, 2021, pp 3-8 from Springer

Abstract: Abstract This chapter explains the risks to your wealth and why this book should be important to you. It details why I know what I am talking about and how I am in a position to help you protect your wealth and yourself. I see many potential dangers coming that can threaten your wealth, and while many may not occur, it is virtually certain that some of them will. Examples of these threats are a stock market crash (possibly caused by another tech bubble), hyperinflation (in mid-2020 inflation was the highest it has been since 1991), and massive tax hikesTax hikes, given mounting Federal deficits, the looming implosion of Social Security and Medicare, and the increase in Euro-style social welfare benefits. You have to be prepared to protect your wealth and your financial future—for generations to come.

Keywords: Stock market crash; Bubble; Hyperinflation; Biden; Taxes (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2021
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DOI: 10.1007/978-3-030-77271-0_1

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