They’re About To Reset Your Money – Here’s What You Need To Know
Published: 2025-11-24
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Published: 2025-11-24
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The Federal Reserve Bank is predicted to change its economic policy on December 1st, 2025.
"On December 1st, 2025, the Federal Reserve Bank is going to flip their economic policy again."
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The Federal Reserve Bank intends to begin printing money and stimulating markets in 2026 to boost the economy.
"the Federal Reserve Bank wants to start printing money and boosting markets again as we go into 2026 as a way to stimulate the economy."
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October 2025 saw the highest number of layoffs in approximately 25 years, primarily driven by artificial intelligence.
"October 2025 was the worst October in terms of layoffs that we have seen in about 25 years. Why? Because of artificial intelligence."
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AI is significantly contributing to layoffs in 2025, with companies opting for AI agents over human employees to reduce staffing.
"Artificial intelligence has been a big driver of layoffs in 2025 because companies are saying instead of us hiring more people, how about we just bring on AI agents and maybe instead of having 10,000 employees, what if we just have 3,000 employees and 7,000 AI agents?"
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While AI is expected to create more jobs than it eliminates in the future, this is not currently the case.
"It is anticipated the AI is going to create more jobs than it displaces, but that's not happening today."
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The Federal Reserve Bank's actions are expected to decrease Treasury yields, leading to a subsequent reduction in mortgage rates.
"the Federal Reserve Bank is hoping that they're going to lower Treasury yields, which will then hopefully lower mortgage rates as well."
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Between 2020 and 2025, median wages in the US are projected to increase by approximately 22%, while reported inflation is expected to be around 25% during the same period (2022-2025).
"Between 2020 to 2025, the median wage in the United States is expected to rise by around 22%. This is not confirmed, but this is the expected number. While at the same time, the reported inflation rate in the United States between 2022 to 2025 is about 25%."
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The stock market has seen a roughly 90% increase between 2020 and 2025, resulting in increased wealth for investors.
"the stock market has gone up by around 90% over that same time period which means investors got wealthier"
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There is an expectation of increased money printing in 2026.
"it looks like we're going to probably see more money printing come 2026"
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AI automation of traditional entry-level skills is making it increasingly difficult for average individuals to secure employment and accumulate wealth.
"It is getting harder than ever for the average person to get a job and build wealth because traditional entry-level skills are now being automated by AI."
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The current economic and technological shifts are predicted to lead to the creation of more millionaires than in previous periods.
"this shift is going to create more millionaires than ever before."
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The Federal Reserve Bank will end quantitative tightening on December 1, 2025, signaling a shift to money printing and market stimulation for the economy in 2026.
"On December 1st, 2025, the Federal Reserve Bank is going to flip their economic policy again. And most people are not going to realize it until they feel it in their investments or their savings. How do I know? Because the Fed just announced that they're going to end quantitative tightening come December 1st. In plain English, that means that the Federal Reserve Bank wants to start printing money and boosting markets again as we go into 2026 as a way to stimulate the economy."
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Quantitative easing and money printing by the Federal Reserve Bank in 2020 contributed to a stock market boom despite the economic recession.
"And this quantitative easing, money printing is what helped the stock market boom at record speeds in 2020. while we were in a recession. So the Federal Reserve Bank created more money. They printed money with quantitative easing and then they lent this money to the United States government. The United States government then took all this extra money that was printed and then they injected it into the economy."
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The money printing by the Federal Reserve Bank resulted in some individuals becoming very wealthy, while the majority of people became poorer.
"And because there is a consequence to this type of money printing. In fact, the most expensive kind of money is free money. Because what we saw happen through all of this money printing by the Federal Reserve Bank is that some people became incredibly rich and most people became poorer after the pandemic."
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Between 2020 and 2021, the US government spent approximately $13.2 trillion while only generating $7.4 trillion in taxes, necessitating the creation of around $5.8 trillion by the Federal Reserve.
"Between 2020 to 2021, the United States government generated around $7.4 trillion in taxes over those two years. And then the United States government went out and spent a total of around 13.2 2 trillion on all of their programs, all the government normal programs, plus all these these free money programs, which means that the Federal Reserve Bank had to essentially, if we do some basic math, create around $5.8 trillion."
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Inflation, driven by increased money supply, makes consumption more expensive and disproportionately benefits investors who own companies, rather than workers.
"And when inflation happens and now more money is going into our economic system, that means consumption becomes more expensive... But the person that gets rich are not the workers in these companies. It is the investors that own those companies."
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Quantitative tightening was in effect from 2022 through part of 2024, with interest rate cuts occurring in 2024 and 2025, leading up to the announced end of quantitative tightening on December 1, 2025.
"We saw quantitative tightening in 2022, 2023, and then into 2024. In 2024, though, that was when the Federal Reserve Bank cut interest rates for the first time. And then in 2025, the Federal Reserve Bank continued to cut interest rates, which makes borrowing money cheaper. And now they just announced that on December 1st, 2025, the Federal Reserve Bank is going to end quantitative tightening."
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Bank reserves have fallen to their lowest levels since 2020, indicating a tightening of credit and liquidity in the economic system.
"there's been a tightening in the amount of credit in our economic system, meaning bank reserves have been falling. In fact, right now, banks have the lowest number of reserve cash that we have seen since 2020."
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Artificial intelligence was a significant factor in the high number of layoffs in October 2025, leading companies to consider replacing human employees with AI agents to increase efficiency and reduce costs.
"October 2025 was the worst October in terms of layoffs that we have seen in about 25 years. Why? Because of artificial intelligence. Artificial intelligence has been a big driver of layoffs in 2025 because companies are saying instead of us hiring more people, how about we just bring on AI agents and maybe instead of having 10,000 employees, what if we just have 3,000 employees and 7,000 AI agents?"
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The Federal Reserve's decision to end quantitative tightening is expected to lower Treasury yields, which in turn should lead to a decrease in mortgage rates.
"So, by ending quantitative tightening, the Fed is hoping that they're going to lower Treasury yields, which will then hopefully lower mortgage rates as well... if the Federal Reserve Bank now becomes a buyer of treasuries, that's going to lower Treasury yields, which can then lower mortgage rates."
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Quantitative tightening involves the Federal Reserve selling assets, specifically treasuries, from its balance sheet to reduce the money supply in the economic system.
"If you remember what I said a few minutes ago, quantitative tightening is when the Federal Reserve Bank is selling off assets on their balance sheet. That's how they're trying to reduce the amount of money in our economic system. What that means in practicality is when the Federal Reserve Bank is lending money to the government in essence they are buying treasuries. So when the Federal Reserve Bank wants to reduce the amount of money in our economic system they are selling off these treasuries."
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Historically, an increase in the money supply has led to wages not keeping pace with inflation, while investors have become wealthier, highlighting the importance of becoming an investor.
"what we've seen through the past is when you create more money in general, wages don't keep up with inflation, investors become wealthy, which is why you need to become an investor."
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The automation of entry-level jobs by AI is making it harder for average individuals to build wealth, but this shift is also predicted to create more millionaires for those who are proactive and adaptable.
"It is getting harder than ever for the average person to get a job and build wealth because traditional entry-level skills are now being automated by AI. But this is the silver lining because for those of you that are go-getters that want to go the extra mile, this shift is going to create more millionaires than ever before."
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