The ‘Great Wealth Transfer’ Nobody Is Talking About

You might have seen a video, or read an article about ‘The Great Wealth Transfer’, where trillions of dollars of generational wealth is about to be handed down to younger generations

While that is an important topic, it’s not only wealth transfer that’s been happening.

And if you ask Ray Dalio, who is in my view the greatest macroeconomist of all time, there’s a much more important wealth transfer going on behind the scenes.

One that far less people seem to understand.

Rather than a shift in money from baby boomers to millennials, this is a transfer of wealth from public institutions to private ones.

A transfer so severe that it’s likely to have ripple effects across American households for decades.

So let me take you down the river of understanding the great wealth transfer that Ray Dalio believes will define the next century.

The great wealth transfer, that nobody is talking about.

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Disclaimer:
The information in this video is general information only and should not be taken as constituting professional advice from Hamish Hodder.
Hamish Hodder is not a financial adviser. You should consider seeking independent legal, financial, taxation or other advice to check how the information relates to your unique circumstances.
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[rajibear]

If I ran my business like US or UK governments it would have gone bankrupt. I have seen some of the most reckless behaviour from our governments and fed/ bank of england. Printed money like it was going out of style with no thought how it affects us in the future.

[BlasphemousUsername]

My brother in Christ, Houshould debt rose 16 billion dollars in the second quarter of 2023 alone. Consumers are legitimately being crushed by inflation and are putting all that shit on credit cards. Those stimulus checks ran out a long time ago, and when student loan repayments start back up, I can’t even imagine how much worse it will become.

[__-pljg]

This channel delivers surface level information without ever getting to the point. A good portion of what is said isn't EXACTLY true either. But I suppose it's useful seeing what the dumb money is thinking so i'll stay subscribed.

[CMCJJT]

You forgot to mention that the Federal Reserve is a private company. That makes the whole money printing scheme more absurd.

[MatthewKehn]

It's complicated, rare and necessary. It's debt monetization.

[Paul_seekingthetruthU]

The Federal reserve is private. It is owned by the banks. How many banks are part of the government?

[etaconnelly]

I love your contents, Hamish.
I watched all your videos on my TV, only came in here to like the videos
❤

[leticiaenraz]

No hacer hasta un millón antes de la jubilación es una jubilación incumplida. Tengo 54 años y mi esposa 50. Ambos estamos jubilados con más de $ 3 millones en patrimonio neto y sin deudas. Actualmente vivimos de manera inteligente y frugal con nuestro dinero. Ya no echamos la culpa a la FED de nuestras desgracias. El estilo de vida de ahorro e inversión en la bolsa de valores nos lo hizo posible tan temprano. Incluso hasta ahora, ganamos semanalmente.

[EmyN]

Now we need a video on staginflation! :D your videos are great mate, clean and clear editing and information, you know what you are doing with presentation

[tasd]

Where is the video explained Australian house market about how bad it is with net gearing and no one will touch it

[brandonlee]

The more important one is the transfer of wealth from west to east

[rof]

Only some people in the private sector are doing well.

[riajain]

What if Japan and china stop buying US bond what will be effect

[REDCARDclips]

you do a good job of putting these together keep it up

[spl]

Dalio is not a macro economist. He is not even an economist. He made a fortune based on his employees understanding of trading not hi own. The fact he uses history to predict something will go wrong is sad bad and pathetic. We've been hearing from him for years that china would overtake America - err No no no no no no no a total fool he makes of himself every time he even thinks macro.

[lakeguy]

I think we've seen a wealth transfer from future generations of Americans (your children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren) to Americans living today.

[BenjaminMcLeod]

I was advised to diversify my portfolio among several assets such as stocks and bonds since this can protect my portfolio for retirement. I'm seeking to invest $200K across markets but don't know where to start.

[miket]

"head might explode"... that's a weak excuse for your lack of knowledge and laziness

[peacefreedom]

Federal Reserve is not a government agency.

[podocrypto]

The one thing you are not understanding, is the Federal Reserve, is NOT the U.S. government nor own by the U.S. Gov't. It actually was put together by the largest banks in the country to regulate and control all the other banks in the country, to keep them stabilized and to regulate what they can and can not due. It's also a way for banks to borrow money, by using the Fed to leverage the U.S. Treasury for gov't money to led to such banks through this established banking clearing house. You really need to go down that rabbit hole to see how it was developed and who orchestrated it (i.e., the Rockefellers', Rothschilds and the other banking moguls, back in the 1800's and early 1900's) and sold the idea to the U.S. government so the gov't wouldn't have to deal with so many banks, but rather just one source (the Fed) and therefore the Fed can set policies to those banks.