I think everyone is better off having debt paired against cash flowing assets rather than tied to their own personal efforts (credit cards, student loans, cars).I am a professional real estate investor and I have worked in the financial world for 15 years.

A short list; HUD, state banking authorities, real estate commissions, FDIC, Comptroller of Currency, the CFPB, FBI, Treasury Department (Fed and State tax examiners) State Insurance Commissions, FHA, VA, USDA, Fannie and Freddie; private types, ALTA, ABA, Insurance carriers, internal auditors of parent banks, title examiners, when banks are public and selling chunks of stock, other institutions may conduct audits for acquisitions and loan purchases along with servicing entities.......

Somewhere I read that the previous world currencies are always changed.

The reason is simple: Asian economies have been quite unstable over the last few years and the currency issues is another factor driving them towards more stable markets.

Pair quality work with quality and personal customer experience and you have a recipe for success.

I own a pair of doubles in a "not-so-desirable" are in Eastern New Orleans.

@Dave Currence Hi and welcome to BP!  

As much currency as has been printed, their bet is that the rates won't go up much.  

Time is the most valuable currency we have. 

Our Social Security trust fund is predicted to be depleted in 2041.The recurrent argument suggests that without a gold standard (or a commodity backed currency), our government will simply print fiat money in lieu of balancing its budget, which mirrors what happened in other countries (such as Germany), who abandoned the gold standard, just before periods of hyperinflation.I realize that forecasting the future is a fool’s errand, but I would like to know people’s opinion about our current monetary policy.