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Two years ago, every British investor and saver got what should have been a big wakeup call.

Liz Truss’ government issued one “mini” budget… and almost crashed the entire financial system.

Without the Bank of England’s printing press… millions of people were hours away from seeing their pension fund go bust.

We escaped last time… just.

But next time, we may not be so lucky.

That’s the problem when your financial system is built on nothing but trust. It can vanish in an instant, with dramatic consequences.

Now with Keir Starmer and Rachel Reeves preparing his first budget – with everything from wealth taxes to sweeping new nationalisations on the table – it’s critical you take action to prepare.

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  • Special Report #1: The 21st Century Stinnes Plan: Hugo Stinnes turned the nightmare of Weimar hyperinflation into an opportunity – he grew rich, where most others suffered. In this report, you’ll see how you could position your wealth using the same principle. Remember: someone always comes out of a crisis wealthier than they went in. The secret is preparation – and making the right moves at the right time. In this report you’ll see what moves our experts suggest you make immediately.
  • Special Report #2: The Gold Report: why every investor should own gold now. Right now, the elite are turning to gold in a big way. The Dutch Central Bank is even talking about an all-out collapse of the financial system. In a situation like that you need gold. And this report shows you the smartest and simplest ways to own it.
  • Special Report #3: What to do With Your Money Right Now: There are a handful of UK-listed stocks out there that our experts still rate as “BUYS”. In this report you’ll discover what they are – and why we’re expecting them to go up in the coming weeks and months, no matter what happens to the UK economy.
  • Special Report #4: The Trade of the Decade: There’s one trade you can place today that’ll set you up for huge potential returns over the next 5-10 years. It’s already beginning to pay off for investors. But we think there’s more to come. You’ll get the full story in this report.

Remember, The Fleet Street Letter has a storied history of alerting readers to impending disaster, even as millions sleepwalked into the calamities of the last century.

As you’ve seen, in 1938 The Fleet Street Letter’s founder Patrick Maitland went to Europe to gather information on Nazi Germany’s and Fascist Italy’s true intentions… and reached the grim conclusion that appeasement would not work.

His 1938 warning that war was inevitable can still be found in a vault in St Pancras, London:

In 1987, we predicted that the Soviet Union would collapse. A few years later, that’s exactly what happened as the Berlin Wall fell.

In 1997, two of our experts published one of the most influential books of all time… The Sovereign Individual. In it, Lord Rees Mogg (former editor the Times and father of the MP Jacob), and James Dale Davidson (a close friend of Bill Clinton’s) predicted “a new digital form of money […of…] encrypted sequences… unique, anonymous and verifiable”. In other words: bitcoin...

In 2000, we warned that a “day of reckoning” was at hand for the dot-com boom... the very day the NASDAQ began a two-year, 77% decline.

In 2008, we warned that “the City’s dream run is about to end… and it could trigger our worst recession in 35 years.” Five and a half months later Lehman Brothers collapsed.

In 2021, our experts warned readers about a bloodbath in store for the bond market… and sure enough, Forbes would later call 2022 “the worst year ever” for bonds.

And called out the bubble in green energy stocks…

Sure enough, clean energy stocks went on to collapse, even as the broader stock market took off:

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results

Not only that, but Editor Nick Hubble was able to point some of his readers towards two nuclear energy stocks, after predicting a comeback in the sector in January 2023.

Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.

Two of those energy recommendations, Rolls-Royce Holdings and Boss Energy Limited, rose 45% and 530%, respectively.

But all of that is old news…

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