How to Prepare for America’s Next Financial Crisis and Build a Financially Independent Nation with Murray Sabrin

Send us a text In this episode, you hear a compelling and data-driven conversation with Dr. Murray Sabrin, noted economist, author, and founder of the MAFI Movement. Dr. Sabrin explains why he believes the United States is approaching another major financial crisis and outlines the historical patterns, economic indicators, and policy issues that support his prediction.  You learn how to protect your finances, strengthen your business, and increase resilience by following proven strategies including cash management, inventory discipline, diversified banking relationships, and long-term investment planning. You also discover how local nonprofits play a pivotal role during economic instability and why Dr. Sabrin advocates for stronger community-based support systems.  If you want practical, actionable steps to safeguard your future, this episode gives you clear guidance and valuable context backed by decades of financial research.    Key Moments:  00:04 – Why Dr. Sabrin believes another financial crisis is inevitable   01:06 – Historical cycles and the 100-year pattern of major downturns   03:50 – Lessons from past crashes and how preparation creates opportunity   07:12 – Why today’s economy mirrors the conditions leading up to 1929   08:07 – Practical steps to protect your business financially  09:50 – How individuals can build meaningful cash reserves  10:40 – How Federal Reserve policies affect boom-bust cycles   12:18 – The real impact of rising costs, tariffs, and government policy   17:47 – The dangers of government overreach and national debt   22:30 – How nonprofits can stabilize local communities during crises   26:03 – Dr. Sabrin’s offer and how to access his free introduction to the book   28:15 – Final takeaways from Navigating the Boom-Bust Cycle  Support the show Resources: https://affordablebookkeepingandpayroll.com/resource-opt-in Become a supporter of the show: https://www.buzzsprout.com/1522381/support