DEBT BASED vs DEBT FREE MONEY
DEBT BASED vs DEBT FREE MONEY
The US Treasury should just issue (create) the money (debt free money) instead of issuing
bonds (debt money). The US Constitution gives the government the power to issue('coin') debt free
money.That way we would not owe anybody else money.(ie China,etc.,etc,.
"A Treasury bond is debt issued by the U.S. government to raise money. Technically speaking, every kind of debt issued by the federal government is a bond, but the U.S. Treasury defines the Treasury bond as the 30-year note. Related terms "note" and "bill" are reserved to describe bonds that range in maturity length between four weeks and 10 years. Generally considered the safest investment in the world, U.S. Treasury securities of all lengths provide a nearly guaranteed source of income and hold their value in just about every economic environment. This makes them incredibly attractive during periods of economic uncertainty for investors large and small. ..."
https://www.fool.com/investing/how-to-invest/bonds/treasury-bonds.aspx
The US Treasury should just issue (create) the money (debt free money) instead of issuing
bonds (debt money). The US Constitution gives the government the power to issue('coin') debt free
money.That way we would not owe anybody else money.(ie China,etc.,etc,.
"A Treasury bond is debt issued by the U.S. government to raise money. Technically speaking, every kind of debt issued by the federal government is a bond, but the U.S. Treasury defines the Treasury bond as the 30-year note. Related terms "note" and "bill" are reserved to describe bonds that range in maturity length between four weeks and 10 years. Generally considered the safest investment in the world, U.S. Treasury securities of all lengths provide a nearly guaranteed source of income and hold their value in just about every economic environment. This makes them incredibly attractive during periods of economic uncertainty for investors large and small. ..."
https://www.fool.com/investing/how-to-invest/bonds/treasury-bonds.aspx