How to Survive Total Economic Collapse.
When the Big Bust comes, the things in life
that actually matter will be clear.
Consider how to preserve those by remaining
calm and using what you have.
You will need Cost-cutting methods Essentials
Seeds Canning supplies Water purification
system Bottled water Fishing tackle Gun First-aid
kit and rationality.
Step 1.
Eliminate liabilities, downsize the way you
live, and do it within your means.
Pay down credit cards and sell your car to
get a more economical, fuel efficient one.
Step 2.
Spend the money you have on basics, like food,
water, batteries, wool blankets, soap, and
duct tape.
Kids who have left home can move back in and
contribute.
Consolidate, share, and use less of everything.
Step 3.
Plant a garden and can as much as possible.
Keep easy-to-store food supplies and invest
in a water purification system, along with
bottled water.
Live near the sea if possible and fish or
hunt.
Step 4.
Protect your family with locks and guns in
case desperate measures are necessary during
a food shortage.
Bond with your immediate community to help
rather than shoot one another.
Step 5.
Put together a basic first-aid kit for emergencies.
Include bandages, pain relievers, cold packs,
and alcohol, and keep the kit in a secure
place.
Step 6.
Barter for necessities.
Sell everything that isn't absolutely necessary.
Step 7.
Convert your money and investments into precious
metals and stocks.
A super-inflation will render money worthless.
Step 8.
Remain rational and don't panic, for the sake
of your loved ones' peace of mind.
Did you know America suffered a record $13.9
trillion loss in household wealth in a little
over a year by 2008.
