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Capital control

Capital control

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Sep 28, 2026

Spencer NicholsHOST
15:41
it's taxes, it's...
Spencer NicholsHOST
15:43
Capital controls.
Per BylundGUEST
15:45
Yeah, capital controls, and you're probably going to get caught for money laundering, for moving the money between your own accounts and all this nonsense, right? So at that point, it becomes a whole lot easier and safer to just keep your money on your phone and just take it with you wherever you go.
Per BylundGUEST
16:04
And of course, that also means that you can avoid taxes, which is not necessarily a bad thing, right? Because you keep more of your money.
Per BylundGUEST
16:11
This development puts a lot of, from the state's perspective, it puts a lot of pressure on the banking system and the banking regulations that you have in place and also on taxation, on control.
Per BylundGUEST
17:17
But I think a lot of people are going to choose something that they control themselves rather than something that politicians and bankers control.
Spencer NicholsHOST
17:25
Mm-hmm.
Spencer NicholsHOST
17:27
When it comes to this idea of capital controls being a necessity, so the state has its own self-interest in mind, trying to continue its evolution into the future, capital controls and protecting its tax base, ensuring that it has revenue coming in to pay its bills, those things are necessities.
Michael WeinerGUEST
21:14
no more transfers so that'll make you that won't make you well you know i'm happy where i'm at no big deal you should not be happy because you now lost your financial freedom you can't move your account well when the
Brannon HowseHOST
21:26
market goes down starts going down and you're like i think i'm seeing a 30 40 50 correction they could put in capital controls and stop people from leaving because they cannot let there be a, you know, too big to fail.
Brannon HowseHOST
21:40
You know, we can't let these pensions fail.
Brannon HowseHOST
21:41
These retirement accounts fail.

53 MINS LATER

Brannon HowseHOST
74:30
Well, I got to let you go, Michael Weiner.
Brannon HowseHOST
74:32
People better figure this out fast.
Brannon HowseHOST
74:34
I think there are capital controls coming.
Brannon HowseHOST
74:36
I think there are capital controls coming because they cannot afford everybody taking all of their assets and moving them around.
Sharnie WongGUEST
6:52
Secondly would be diversification, right? Like you can't put all your eggs in one basket.
Sharnie WongGUEST
6:56
And China has had capital controls for, a long, long time, and a lot of money is still stuck onshore.
Sharnie WongGUEST
7:02
So these cross-border channels, it is the fastest and easiest and legal way for people to shift their wealth offshore.
John LeeHOST
7:09
Okay.
Michael WeinerGUEST
26:29
I mean, that's as simple as it is.
Michael WeinerGUEST
26:30
So what you're talking about is capital controls, capital controls.
Michael WeinerGUEST
26:35
Exactly.
Michael WeinerGUEST
26:36
And then you have, you know, for those people who go to Starbucks, I'm going to tell you, don't go.
Matthew FraserHOST
1:18
But there's now new elements that have been pushed through this socialist, radical Labor government.
Matthew FraserHOST
1:24
which are now capital controls, and they're talking about putting a veto in.
Matthew FraserHOST
1:29
The ATO has a veto to stop people moving their industry super funds into an SMSF.
Matthew FraserHOST
1:36
What are your thoughts on this, and what does this really tell you about the Labor Party as a whole?

13 MINS LATER

Matthew FraserHOST
14:25
They're not even hiding it anymore.
Matthew FraserHOST
14:26
We want to close down your super fund.
Matthew FraserHOST
14:29
We're going to restrict it, capital controls.
Matthew FraserHOST
14:31
And now we're talking you can't even allocate to Bitcoin, which for you and me who hold a lot of Bitcoin in our own self-custody in an SMSF.

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