Did you know that when you were born your parents set you up as a Bonded Limited
Company!?
That is what your birth certificate is – a “certificate of incorporation” that allows you to trade
with other people (also therefore Limited Companies as well) as you grow older and interact
with the world around you. You even get given a “National Insurance Number” – this number
identifies you as a “corporate entity” just like all other companies are. The only difference is
they get a “Companies House Number” but it is basically the same thing!
Why is this important for you to know?
It is important because, like any “limited company” you have a value and you can issue “bonds” to raise money.
In fact, your own personal “Bond” actually exists from the day you are born with the issuance of your birth certificate.
Even more incredible is that your “Bond” is actually traded on the money markets without you even knowing about it!
Bonds are how governments borrow money. Governments in themselves are worth nothing – they are “limited companies” as well but they produce nothing so have no value. To be able to borrow therefore they need assets to borrow against and, we, the citizens of the UK are those assets! It is what we produce on behalf of UK plc (that we then pay tax on) that the government can use to borrow against i.e. the governments’ ability to repay what they borrow from future tax take.
If that was a surprise to you the next piece of information will probably surprise you even more! The “Bond Value” of the average person in the UK (i.e. you!) is estimated to be £10m over your lifetime! What might be even more amazing however is that YOU can use that money yourself; not just the government!
These funds are known as your “sovereign reserve” and are held on your behalf by HM Treasury.
You can literally issue a “Money Order” from your sovereign reserve held at HM Treasury to pay off debts on credit cards, personal loans, car loans and even bounceback loans!
So, to be clear, you don’t pay your debts off from your own funds, you pay them from your “sovereign reserve” and once you have the debt is gone/paid off/finito.
Your “sovereign reserve” is self funding so you do not have to repay it – once you have paid the debt from the sovereign reserve the debt is gone…forever.
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