2011 What happens to the money that I have when an Equal Money System is enforced?

So, what will happen to my savings and the 'extra money' that I have when an Equal Money System is in place?

Will I get to keep it or do I have to give it up?

Ok, with an Equal Money System, the key objective is to start over, to create a completely new system, with a new currency (Equalities – The Symbol: Є), so yes, the money you had been saving and building up will have no value anymore.

Though, your savings becoming invalid doesn't mean anything like 'inflation' where the currency of the money becomes 'worthless' and the people using the money are suddenly left with nothing, because the entire point of the Equal Money System is to provide for each being unconditionally.

So, you will have enough money to pay for everything that needs to be paid for, so from that perspective you will not need 'savings' anymore as money that most people only save up 'for a rainy day' anyways. There will be no more rainy days in an Equal Money System ever again, no more inflation, no more 'countries going bankrupt', no more economic crises, no more raising taxes, so in essence: no more uncertainty and insecurity towards the future.

Once an Equal Money System is in place, it will be here forever, because this is the only system that can not go bankrupt, that will not waver, as this system is built on the one single principle that is able to stand unto eternity, the principle of 'doing what is best for all', which is a principle that cannot be attacked or counter-argumented as any and all counterarguments to this principle is of self interest and selfishness, and selfishness is unacceptable within this reality where we are millions of beings living on one planet, so therefore we must take all those beings into the equation when making decisions and creating/implementing a system.

So then what about the point of 'I have been working all my life to save up this money, so it would be unfair to have to now give it up, it would be like giving up my life'. First of all, a statement such as this is only made within the belief of human beings that we are completely defined by the money that we have. Within the current system human beings are , all throughout their lives, only worried and thinking about money, only thinking about what they have and will have and what is in their bank account and savings account, so it is as though we have BECOME the money that we have because we've literally built our lives around it, so it would then feel as though our life would be taken away from us if our money were to be taken away from us.

What must be realized here, however, is that this is but a mind-set/belief/idea, that doesn't actually consider the physical reality and requirements. It is a mind-set that is entirely cultivated by the design of the current system, wherein money rules our lives and wherein we have placed value unto ourselves based on the amount of money that we have.

I imagine it would be difficult for older citizens to give up their savings as they have completely integrated this mind-set within themselves and where the savings that they have saved up throughout their entire life, now seems to be the only thing that gives some 'value' to their ending life.

Within an Equal Money System, it is this very mind-set that changes, so it is not about 'having to give up your savings/money' and thus apparently becoming 'worth less', it is about realizing that money does not determine the value of who you are and of your life.

Also, obviously the richest people will be the biggest protestors to this point of the EMS as they have been able to live a life within the belief/feeling that they as beings and their lives are worth so much more than all the lives of those people with much less or no money, as the money that they have gives them a position of 'power' because in the current system, 'money=power'. So it is this feeling of apparently 'having power over' everyone else, that they will not want to give up. Though thankfully, due to what they desired and created, the 'richest' in this world, as the 'elite' is but a minority-group, and in the EMS the majority rules.

Also a reason why people tend to extensively save the money that they have earned and worked for in their life, is so that they can pass these savings on to their children, so that their children may have a 'better'/'easier' life. So this is an important point to consider with regards to 'having no heritage to pass on'. Now, again, this point has only been important in the current system wherein you have to 'fight/struggle to survive' and wherein it is possible to 'lose everything' and therefore parents feel the need/desire to make sure that this will never happen to their offspring. So the desire to save up as much as we can, is only experienced due to fear of the opposite (=fear of losing it all), a fear that will not be able to exist in an Equal Money System, as all will unconditionally be taken care of. So the point of 'being able to have a good/easy life' is not even in question in an EMS.