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100th Blog–Remedy Radio 2

Sep 19th, 2011 | By
100<sup>th</sup> Blog–Remedy Radio 2

This is offi­cially the 100th blog on MATRIX SOLUTIONS.  There will changes shortly occur­ring that will archive all blogs by month and a short review of each.  This may also be done in Audio-Visual for­mat for the pur­pose of explain­ing the per­ti­nence of each.  It is in the plan­ning stage, so stay tuned.
Here is the sup­ple­ment that […]



Extrication I I

Nov 23rd, 2010 | By
Extrication I I

Most peo­ple were born into the juris­dic­tion that they belong to, and they never get out of that sta­tus.   And, those that make the lat­eral trans­fer of being a cit­i­zen of one juris­dic­tion to being a cit­i­zen of another juris­dic­tion; are eas­ily sub­jected and “sucked on” by the Vam­piric Nature of the […]



Banking 201: Partners in Crime

Mar 19th, 2010 | By
Banking 201: Partners in Crime

So, what did Bank­ing 101 really teach? Simple—IGNORANCE IS NO EXCUSE! Now we enter a new phase and expose the so-called “Amer­i­can Dream” of home own­er­ship and the con­tract, which many of you have signed; that con­trols the explo­sion of DEBT foisted upon all of the Americas.



Banking 101-Part 2: Still think it’s ‘your’ money?

Mar 5th, 2010 | By
Banking 101-Part 2: Still think it’s ‘your’ money?

Is it impor­tant to under­stand the con­tract? Noth­ing could be more impor­tant, because it’s your word and your bond. It makes you bound, not only to the bank con­tract and agree­ment, but every sin­gle “law” that gov­erns the agreement.



Banking 101: Still think it’s “your” money?

Feb 21st, 2010 | By
Banking 101: Still think it’s “your” money?

The dis­cus­sion pro­vides edu­ca­tion and knowl­edge about areas of your own per­sonal finan­cial life that are going to bring you to one con­clu­sion. That con­clu­sion will not only show you that “igno­rance of the law/contract is no excuse”



Required Reading — Bankers Are Not Your Friends

Jan 27th, 2010 | By
Required Reading — Bankers Are Not Your Friends

Read this doc­u­ment, and under­stand that the indus­try is not set up to help you. If it were, banks wouldn’t charge you 23% on your credit card, and pay you 1.5% on your sav­ings. We hope you can see the disconnect.