An early draft of the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill contained a dark secret
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Dear Reader, An early draft of the $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus bill contained a dark secret. This early version of the "Take Responsibility For Workers And Families Act"... Contained 31 references to the "digital dollar." 
House Democrats claimed it would be used to create a more "fair and equal" society. But "digital dollars" would also give politicians unprecedented power to control who gets what. And one former congressional insider says it would also destroy the retirement savings of millions of hard-working Americans. "If you are an investor… own life insurance or annuities… or have substantial savings in an FDIC-insured bank account… then you need to be aware of serious risks." – Dan Denning Most Americans barely have $500 in savings. Which makes government relief money look like a windfall. But for people who have done the right thing and set aside cash for retirement, the effect could be devastating. And by the time you read this, the value of your retirement savings could already be falling. Go here right now for details on how to protect yourself... your family… and your retirement savings. Sincerely, Maria Bonaventura
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