$346 Trillion in Debt Is About to Reset - Here's What That Means

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The world is buried under $346 trillion in debt — and the bill is coming due.

For more than a decade, governments, corporations, and households borrowed at near-zero interest rates. Now those loans are resetting at much higher rates in what’s known as the “Great Refinancing.” And the consequences could dwarf the 2008 financial crisis.

In this video, we break down:
• Where the $346 trillion in global debt came from
• Why rising interest rates change everything
• How government, corporate, and household debt collide
• Why “zombie companies” are starting to fail
• How AI and crypto are tied into the debt super-bubble
• What happens next — and how to protect your wealth

This isn’t fear-based content. It’s about understanding the system so you’re not caught off guard when it breaks.

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