Money (Part 1): What is money, anyway?: As worsening financial and economic conditions find themselves in the headlines again, we ask what is money anyway?

Money (Part 2): The insidious impact of persistent high inflation on personal savings: The second in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look at the impact of continued high inflation.

Money (Part 3): Governments and central banks are destroying the value of your money: Why it matters and what to do about it? The third in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look at the far reaching implications of devaluing our money.

Money (Part 4): The concept of inflation has become one of the most polarising aspects of money The fourth in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look at inflation and the arguments surrounding a thorny issue.

Money (Part 5): Why Inflation is a Hidden Tax The fifth in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look at inflation and why Brits have been hit particularly hard

Money (Part 6): All pain, no gain The sixth in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look at we look at how the International Monetary Fund and World Bank systematically plunder the world’s poorest nations

Money (Part 7): Understanding Modern Banking The seventh in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look at how, despite common misconceptions, central banks are not the primary creators of money in the economy

Money (Part 8): How Central Banks Distort the Price of Money in Today’s Economy The eighth in our series of articles on the topic of money, this time we look more into central banks

Money (Part 9): Why time is so important for our economic health we explain how the nature of the money system in a country’s economy can dramatically affect the time preference of both individuals and companies

Money (Part 10): A final word on the nature of money today Today we complete this series with the last instalment on the nature of modern money and the far-reaching implications it has for society, the economy and our economic wellbeing.