Worst Living Standards on Record ⛔️

Rob Moore says the UK faces its worst living standards since World War II, with real living standards dropping 7% and actual inflation closer to 15% than the official 11.4%. He warns of 500,000 new unemployed and a decade-long depression, but argues the crisis creates opportunities to build side businesses generating five-figure monthly incomes.
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We are now in the worst living standards on record, relatively financially. Of course, we're not in a war yet. So the UK budget just happened 24 hours or so ago, and according to, um, the government's forecaster, um, household incomes relatively are going to endure the biggest drop on record. And I find it strange because on the one hand, the government are being a little bit more transparent about our economy than they were maybe when lockdown happened, but they are way underplaying it, and you need to hear the reality. So the government are forecasting that once increased prices are taken into account, um, relative living standards will dive by 7% in the next few years. Quite frankly, this is nonsense. This is way underplayed. People were telling me just 6 months ago, oh Rob, inflation's only 5%, 6%, 7%. And I've been saying that inflation is probably 50% more than they're telling you. And now they're telling you that the inflation rate is 11.4%. So if they're telling you that with their basket of goods that they measure inflation, and they don't put everything in the basket of goods, inflation has to be minimum 15% right now. Minimum. The government also expects a 500,000 rise in unemployment. And of course, they are reducing their spending and increasing their taxes. Um, the last budget has just saved the government £55 billion, which means it's cost you and I at least half. So taxes are on the rise, spending from the government is on the decline, government debt is on the rise, inflation is on the rise, interest rates are on the rise. Stress levels are on the rise. Nonsense is on the rise. So I just wanted to warn you that whilst the government seem to be being a little bit more honest now— that, do you remember all those broadcasts around lockdown and all the graphs and the data? What a load of shit. What an absolute load of propaganda spin bullshit. And the first lockdown, could you excuse it? Maybe. The second, you couldn't. The soft third, you couldn't. And it's absolutely killed our economy. The government have admitted we're in a recession. We could be in a depression for the next 10 years. So it's going to be worse than they tell you. Living standards are actually now the worst since the Second World War. So I think our living standards are going to get worse because I think inflation hasn't fully peaked before it drops. Interest rates haven't fully peaked before they drop. The recession hasn't fully kicked in. The depression hasn't fully kicked in. The supply chain isn't fully rolling again. The government debt isn't yet going down. The taxes, uh, won't stop going up. They haven't peaked. Nothing has peaked! The increase in costs haven't peaked, the decrease in quality has not peaked and only until it's peaked and turned things going to get better— I'm just saying how it is some people calling me doom monger two people have called me "the Doom Monger of Europe" no no no reality monger because inflation starting catch up what was being said 6-12 months ago which means that they were covered up? So warning, your living standards and your relative cost of living is the worst since the Second World War. The government are after you. They're going to reduce spending, and so our services are going to get worse, and they're going to increase taxes, so your income is going to get lower. And this is going to go on and on and on and on and on and on and on. I can't really see where it ends. 'Cause it only ends when inflation settles and interest rates settle and governments get enough of their debt back that they don't have to keep taking it off of us in tax. So I don't see when that ends. So am I being a bit of a doom monger saying we could be in a 10-year depression? Or how do you see the government paying back their $2.3 trillion in debt? Like, how long is that going to take to pay back? So the reality though is this could be an amazing opportunity as well. Like, think about it. How— since you've been alive, have you seen so many crazy things happening all at once? Like, in the last recession, there was the banking crisis, there was the repackaging of toxic loans, and— but now there's been Brexit, vaccines, lockdown, Wars, massive inflation, now rising interest rates, huge taxation, major undersupply of products and services. It's all— it's like a shitstorm. So think about it. These big tech companies are laying off hundreds of thousands of people, and the big tech companies are struggling. The big social media companies are struggling. So actually, look at it from the contrarian opportunistic side. You could start a scale of business quicker than ever. You could build, um, turn information into income, content into cash flow. These creators online are not struggling because number one, it's a great business model. Number two, everyone's so emotional and scared they need information and help and support. And number three, some kind of online information type business model— there's no staff, there's no overhead, there's no premises, there's no major costs. So actually, this could be the best few years in your entire life for opportunity. Property prices are likely to crash, watch prices are likely to crash, the crypto market is crashing. And when markets crash, what happens? Assets drop and you can go in and buy them cheap. So there are huge opportunities right now, and I wanted to help you with that. And that's why I've launched something very special coming up in a few days' time, and I'm going to give you free access as a thank you for viewing my Facebook videos every single day and enduring my rants. And this Sunday I have a brand new Fastest Ways to $10K Net Per Month. So I reckon I've got 9 different business models that I implement that make between, you know, 5 figures a month, so $10K plus a month. Some of them make 7 figures a year, and I'm going to share the best ones that are quickest, easiest, lowest cost, highest margin. I'm going to share them all with you in a double session, i.e., twice as long as I would normally do. And all you need to do is go to robmoore.live/sunday. So the link is robmoore.live/sunday. It's a one-off, no recording, no replay, um, live training with me, a double session from my usual Sunday sessions. Now my usual Sunday sessions, um, these are for Rob Dot Team members only, and they're normally 45 minutes plus Q&A. I'm opening this up to my Facebook community, and it's going to be a double session, and I'm going to cover as many realistic, practical, cheap, and fast business models to get to your first or next 10 grand a month, um, as quick as possible. And I'm going to reveal— I don't know, I might cover 3 in detail, I might cover 3 in detail, and another 3 top line. Who knows? I'll also do a, a long Q&A session. So you need to go to robmoore.live/sunday. So free training. I won't be selling any courses on that, um, Zoom masterclass. It's a gift back. I will give you access to something special there which I know you'll love, and it won't cost you anything. Um, but if you'd like to know the fastest ways to 10K, or if you'd like to know, for example, um, the 5 best business models that are online that you don't have to spend a load of money on to get to 10 grand a month or 100 grand a year, and ones that work well in a recession, and ones you can do from home, and ones I've done. One of them generated me 22 grand in 10 days, and like the last 10 days. One of them generated me 155 grand last month. Um, and I'm going to show you behind the scenes exactly how you can do the same. So the link is robmoore.live/sunday. You don't have to pay any membership, it's free, but there'll be no recordings and no replays, so you need to go and book. Jackie says she's gone and booked already. robmoore.live/sunday. Because the budget has just happened and we are now in our worst cost of living crisis since records began. And your relative spending power is the worst it's been since World War II. If you don't have a side hustle, if you don't have extra income streams, if you don't have your own independent-from-the-government income streams, then basically what's happening is your cost of living is going up, inflation is going up, your goods and services are going up, and your taxes are going up. So in the end, they'll have 80-90% off you. In the end, they will. I mean, they already have 70% off you from what you earn and what you spend. I reckon they have 65 to 70% off you. So what happens when they've got 75% off you, 80% off you? When are you actually gonna do something? When are you actually gonna stop and go, this is enough, you are stealing from me, you are taking more than is fair, you are not investing that money wisely, I pay for the NHS but I can't get in, I pay for the schools and they're fucked. When are you actually going to say enough is enough? I think the time is now. That's why I've launched this live Sunday session, but it's a double session, um, and it's usually only for Rob.team members, but I'm opening it up. A little secret is because it's a week before Black Friday, um, so I'm doing something really special. So go to robmoore.live/sunday. I'll see you there. Thanks for tuning in. Let me know what you think on the government's budget. Let me know what you think on us living in the worst living standards, relatively speaking, since the Second World War. Like, the only way our living standards would get worse is if we were in World War III. How fucked up is that? I think it's wrong. I think it was mostly caused by government. Thanks for tuning in, and remember, if you don't risk anything, you risk everything. I'll see you, robmoore.live/sunday. When it is, is the clue is in the title. Um, and this would usually be for Rob.team members, but I'm opening this up to my Facebook community too. I'll see you there. Yes, I've posted a link already, Jean, and I'll post another one.










