Financial Survival Network

Kerry Lutz and Mark Gober engage in a discussion about the implications of Dogecoin in revealing government corruption and its influence on political agendas, emphasizing the duality of increased transparency and the risk of information suppression by mainstream media. Mark expresses concern over the complacency of ind

Michael Hoffman discussed passive income strategies, focusing on the growing vending machine market. He highlighted the versatility of modern vending machines, which can stock a variety of products, from convenience items to health-related goods, making them suitable for diverse locations. Hoffman noted that entering t

Kerry Lutz and Naresh Vissa critically examined the inefficiencies in government spending, particularly highlighting the waste associated with programs like USAID, Medicare, and Social Security. Naresh emphasized the lack of awareness among taxpayers regarding how their money is spent, advocating for transparency and a

Bill Walton discussed the rapid start of President Trump's term, emphasizing the administration's aggressive approach to implementing executive orders aimed at dismantling DEI and climate change initiatives. He expressed optimism about the direction of these policies but raised concerns regarding the legal authority of

Kerry Lutz and Dr. Elena George discussed the dysfunctions within the healthcare system, highlighting the overpowering influence of insurance companies and pharmacy benefit managers that prioritize profit over patient care, leading to treatment denials and a decline in private practice. They critiqued the current model

John Rubino outlined the deep state's bipartisan framework, emphasizing the interplay between government roles and think tanks that often leads to ineffective outcomes. He highlighted USAID's covert operations as an extension of the CIA, funding mainstream media and actions that align with U.S. interests abroad. Rubino