UnburdenAmerica
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UnBurden
America
What if we can end the U.S. debt, reduce taxes and still pay our bills
Watch how we end the debt in two min
2:47 Learn why taxing the system instead of the people unlocks America's Prosperity
TAX THE SYSTEM NOT THE PEOPLE
Families and businesses are crushed by taxes and the national debt is out of control
While trillions of dollars in monetary transactions go untaxed
$38T
National Debt and counting
Monetary Economy
Stocks, Bonds, Financial Instruments
$4,500 T PER YEAR
A universal settlement tax of just .5% would bring in 22.5T a year. We can pay off the debt and invest in our citizens.
Everyday, real Americans pay taxes on their productivity in their pay, their income and their honest gains while $4,500 Trillion that makes it possible flows through the monetary economy untaxed. The result? Strained basic services, endless debt, crushing tax burdens, and a system that punishes labor and productivity.
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Real Economy
Products, Services, People
$30T PER YEAR
Tax average of 25.2%
YOU ARE OVER BURDENED
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The Solution
Shift the burden. tax the money flow, not the people
ITS JUST A SIMPLE tweak that billionaris and braistas can agree on
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Tax workers, families, businesses
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signifigant tax burden on productivity
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$4,500+ Monetary economy untaxed
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$38T National Debt and GROWING
Current system
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Universal Settlement Tax
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monetary economy takes on a .5% tax
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end U.S. debt completely in a short time
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americans feel the relief
New systen
WHAT DOES ADDING A TAX TO THE MONETARY SYSTEM LOOK LIKE?
Imagine a small toll, just .50c on every $100 applied only when large financial transactions are finalized. These settlements happen through major systems like Fedwire, CHIPS, DTCC, and CLS, where real money changes hands between banks, funds, and global institutions. This isn’t about taxing your paycheck or your local grocery store. It’s about applying a light touch to the $4.7 quadrillion that moves invisibly through the financial system each year, the world of digital money that fuels finance.
Because the toll applies only once, at the final stage of settlement, it avoids stacking fees on every small trade or creating extra friction in normal business or day to day investmnt operations. The rate, at just 0.05% (five basis points), is small enough to be unnoticeable to investors while meaningful and fiscally responsible across such a vast monetary base.
That single change could generate trillions of dollars annually, and when applied directly to the national debt it can and will reduce it, strengthen public programs and infrastructure, and cut other taxes entirely. In effect, it shifts the financial burden away from workers and small businesses and toward the institutional settlements that fuel money’s constant motion.
The Universal Settlement Toll offers a simple principle: let the monetary economy, where money moves fastest, help sustain the real economy, where people actually live, build, and work.
Are you on an investor? still unsure?
Lets break this down further
Effects on the Banking System
a. Liquidity and Settlement Adjustments
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The banking system operates on a multi-tier liquidity chain, where banks clear positions via central bank reserves and interbank loans.
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A 0.05% tax introduces a micro friction on every transfer at final settlement.
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Banks may slightly reduce intraday repositioning but retain liquidity for end-of-day settlement.
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Because the toll occurs once per transaction at final settlement, it minimizes cascading effects compared to per-trade FTTs.
b. Reduced Arbitrage and Excess Leverage
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The toll discourages high-frequency speculative trades that depend on infinitesimal spreads.
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Interbank speculation and overnight arbitrage become less profitable, nudging capital toward longer-term investment.
c. Stability through Reduced Volatility
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By discouraging rapid churn of capital, the toll enhances financial stability and reduces systemic risk.
0 NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON BANKS
Macroeconomic and Monetary Implications
a. Debt Paydown & Fiscal Space
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Even a 0.05% toll could raise over $2 trillion per year, allowing rapid national debt reduction without austerity.
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This aligns with MMT principles that government spending need not be debt-constrained but benefits from monetary capacity managed wisely.
b. No Inflationary Shock
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Because the tax removes liquidity from speculative turnover, not consumer spending, it reduces inflationary pressure rather than increasing it.
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Supply-side and structural inflation sources remain unaffected.
c. Minimal Impact on Interest Rates
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The toll would slightly lower interbank velocity but not disrupt money creation via lending.
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According to MMT, banks lend based on creditworthiness, not reserve availability; thus, the toll doesn’t impede lending to the real economy.
0 NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON MACROECONOMICS AND MONETRY IMPLICATIONS
Effects on Wall Street and Speculative Institutions
a. Speculative Growth Will Slow
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Institutions that profit from micro-spreads (HFTs, hedge funds) see a compression of margins.
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Market-makers adjust algorithms but continue functioning due to the toll’s minuscule rate.
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Overall effect: speculation decreases, while genuine investment remains unaffected.
b. Shift Toward Real Investment
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The 0.05% toll acts like a “gravity constant” penalizing churn while rewarding productive, long-term capital use.
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Speculative capital can crowd out productive enterprise; this tax reverses that imbalance by shifting incentives back to production and employment.
0 NEGATIVE EFFECTS ON WALLSTREET
Commercial Banks
Slightly lower HFT profits; stable liquidity; stronger long-term deposits
Investment Banks / Brokerages
Minor cost on settlement; significant disincentive for churn.
Federal Reserve System
Gains data transparency across all monetary flows; can better calibrate policy.
Pension Funds / ETFs
Slightly lower HFT profits; stable liquidity; stronger long-term deposits
Reduced opaque flow leverage; more regulated behavior through visible settlement channels.
Shadow Banking
A 0.05% Universal Settlement Toll would let the monetary economy become the hero of the real one. By contributing just five cents per $100 of major settlements, Wall Street could pay down debt, stabilize markets, and fund prosperity transforming finance from scapegoat to savior of America’s economic future.