Do you ever wonder is the system rigged against you? Is the system designed to keep you poor?

Today we're going to talk about five specific examples that are designed

to actually keep you poor. If you've ever struggled to build wealth, chances are

you're being held back by limiting money beliefs. And today's show we're going to

talk about those common money myths that are actually

keeping you broke. Listen, we all know how much the economy has changed over the past few decades,

particularly the past few years. Traditional investing advice and a straightforward retirement plan may have worked for the baby boomers,

but the game has definitely changed. People can't afford to move into homes these days.

Baby boomers are able to, but millennials are not. Yet financial

advisors, big banks and other entities, keep spouting the same financial

advice that no longer works in today's landscape. Following their

outdated advice will never get you the

results you want. So let's get into these bad money habits right now that are

perpetuated by the system and ultimately are keeping you broke. Number one, the first bad habit that's keeping you broke.

Number one, the first bad habit that's keeping you poor

is an unrealistic approach to debt.

In the United States, we have a debt-based society

that's centered around liabilities, right?

Once we went off the gold standard in the 1970s,

we no longer have an American dollar backed by really anything.

It is now backed by debt.

The American dream tells you that you should go into debt by buying liabilities,

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