Wow, even a Fed Reserve official is nervous of 'tainted' money, 'zeroed %' money hanging around too long.
The Federal Reserve is undertaking a "dangerous gamble" by keeping rates at near zero for so long, and must start raising rates or risk damaging the nascent U.S. recovery, a top Federal Reserve official said on Friday.
"To be clear, I am not advocating a tight monetary policy," Kansas City Reserve Bank President Thomas Hoenig said in the text of a speech to the Lincoln, Nebraska, Chamber of Commerce. "I am advocating a policy that remains accommodative but slowly firms as the economy itself expands and moves toward more balance."
Hoenig has been the lone dissenter on the Fed's policy-setting panel, which on Tuesday repeated the U.S. central bank's pledge to keep interest rates extraordinarily low for an "extended period." [Link]
1. All loans are to be taken out and paid back at a zero percent interest rate. 2. All debt is forgiven and cancelled once every 7 years. 3. All foreclosed houses and even sold houses are to be returned debt free to the original owner once every 50 years.