New Currency Law Now in Effect — Could Be Devastating for Anyone Holding U.S. Dollars

My comments: This is old news, but it’s good to put it out again…I have friends who live in Costa Rica, and some in Israel, and some in Panama, and this applies if you leave the country. It’s nasty, especially when combined with the article I put out recently about the new law from Obama wherein he can prevent you from leaving the country by taking your passport. We are a communist nation, and the majority of Americans have yet to realize it…and most don’t even know what communism really is because government schools do not teach it.

BY Michael Palmer, Stansberry Research for THECRUX.COM

Hidden within H.R. Bill #2847, is a little-known provision known as “FATCA.”

The first part of this law went into effect last year. The rest of it will roll out, piece by piece, through the end of 2018.

Few Americans have any clue about what this is — but FATCA actually stands for the “Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act.”

Like many problematic pieces of legislation, this one sounds innocent enough.

But it has major repercussions — which could expedite a worldwide flight from the U.S. dollar and ultimately result in billions in potential losses for U.S. citizens.

or one, this law means any institution that deals with U.S. dollars has to now comply with the IRS… which means many institutions could essentially stop dealing with U.S. dollars.

For another, this law makes it increasingly difficult, if not impossible, for the average American to get some of his money out of U.S. dollars, and into more stable currencies via foreign banks.

Already, we’ve seen two of the largest banks in the world, JP Morgan Chase and HSBC, set all sorts of new rules and regulations surrounding international wire transfers and how you can get your cash out of the bank. Many small banks have reportedly followed suit.

We’ve heard several reports already of banks now refusing to accept American citizens’ deposits. And this trend is likely to accelerate rapidly in the months to come.

But most importantly, this law may signify that a true currency crisis is much closer than most people think in America.

This new law is a clear example of what are known as “Capital Controls.” And this is exactly what broke and desperate governments do when they know the value of their currency is about to collapse.

We’ve seen governments around the globe pull these stunts over and over again… right before a currency devaluation or collapse.

And now it’s happening right here, in the United States of America.

Porter Stansberry, the founder of a Baltimore-based financial research firm says:

“The same financial problems I’ve been tracking from bank to bank and from company to company for the last six years have now found their way into the U.S. Treasury. What it means is critically important to every American.”

Stansberry continues:

“The next phase in this crisis will threaten our very way of life. The savings of millions will be wiped out. This disaster will change your business and your work. It will dramatically affect your savings accounts, investments, and retirement. It will change everything about your normal way of life: where you vacation… where you send your kids or grandkids to school… how and where you shop… the way you protect your family and home.”

 

 

One response to “New Currency Law Now in Effect — Could Be Devastating for Anyone Holding U.S. Dollars”

  1. This is a law that is meant for the fat cats who hide money abroad but which impacts the little guy for no reason. There is a move to repeal FATCA at http://repealfatca.com/ At the very least, they should increase the minimum amount of money in foreign accounts requiring the report. The govt put this law into effect to catch the wealthy who hide funds in offshore accounts, but why do they need to require reporting from small account holders working abroad who need a foreign back where they are working? There is miniscule interest given at the banks in my area, so it’s not a get rich quick scheme. It appears the govt is snooping on Americans and trying to control us. It’s probably unconstitutional, but the big fines and threats of jail time force compliance. My bank doesn’t seem to mind, but the banker I asked about it didn’t even think they had to do much, or they ignored US requests, so I really don’t know if banks are affected. Supposedly, if they don’t comply and report on their account holders, they will be cut off from US banking system. This makes no sense- why should the banks in America want to see foreign banks off limits? Maybe the threats are all baseless. Regardless, we haven’t had trouble transferring funds. I just get funds out of the ATMs, and my American bank charges a conversion fee. It’s probably cheaper to go the bank transfer route, but it’s more work and time consuming.

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