If you're saving dollars, you're falling behind. Inflation isn’t a temporary inconvenience—it’s a permanent feature of the fiat system, designed to quietly extract wealth from wage earners, savers, and the middle class. Saving Money Won’t Save You is a direct, unflinching exposé of how modern currencies are engineered to decay, and why traditional financial advice no longer protects you.

This book strips away the illusions: that high-yield savings accounts keep up with rising costs, that central banks are neutral stewards of value, and that inflation is an unpredictable force beyond policy control. With historical context and sharp analysis, it shows how the dollar’s decoupling from gold in 1971 set the stage for systemic debasement—accelerated by quantitative easing, stimulus checks, and unchecked debt expansion.

While governments promote fiat dependence and central banks normalize money creation, asset prices soar, real wages stagnate, and the average person is pushed toward riskier behavior just to preserve purchasing power. In this landscape, saving in dollars isn’t conservative—it’s a slow-motion loss. Real protection lies in reallocating wealth into assets that resist inflation by design, including gold, Bitcoin, and other decentralized, finite stores of value.

This isn’t a trading manual or ideological manifesto. It’s a clear, accessible guide to understanding why the financial system punishes prudence and how to position yourself before the next crisis closes the exit doors. If you’re ready to think beyond savings accounts and CPI headlines, this book delivers the perspective—and strategy—you need to survive a future where fiat is the risk.