The most serious warning we've ever made...
Dear Buzzhairs Buzzhairs, 
What you are about to hear will shock you.
Because this is not just about your money.
Yes, at its core, money is a big part of the issue.
But it goes deeper than that. Much deeper.
It will disturb many people. In fact, we anticipate an inbox full of angry emails for what we are about to reveal.
Here is the alarming situation, explained in full.
What we believe could be about to happen here in Britain might seem somewhat radical to you at first.
But consider this:
No one believed us six years ago when we predicted the oil "super spike" months before it made its 82% climb.
No one believed us five years ago, when we anticipated the slide in the pound, calling our national currency "Down and out".
It has since suffered a long decline and will do so for many years to come.
And no one believed us three years ago when we advised our readers to "SELL EUROPE". The eurozone crisis has since devastated stock markets across the continent.
In each case we were right to issue these controversial warnings early.
Those who received our early insights could have made and saved thousands from these events. They had quite an advantage.
And that brings us to today...
The same financial problems we've been tracking from bank to bank, from company to company for more than five years have now found their way into the heart of our financial system.
This is the most serious financial warning we have ever made.
We'll explain how this came to be, because what it means is critically important to you and everyone in the country.
The next phase in this crisis could threaten our very way of life.
We predict that everything about your financial life is about to change:
Where you bank, how you store your money... when you plan to retire... the way you protect your family and home.
We'll explain why we believe these events are about to happen.
You can decide for yourself if we're full of hot air.
As for us, we are more certain about this looming crisis than we have been about anything else in our publication's history.
The truth is, it makes us worry about the future for our families.
Here at MoneyWeek, we know that debts don't just disappear. We know that bailouts have big consequences.
We know that printing mountains of money can only end in disaster.
And, unlike most of the pundits on TV and in the mainstream press, our analysts understand what's really going on, and they have made a habit of getting the majority of these big calls right.
Of course, the most important part of this situation is not what is happening... but rather what you can do about it.
In other words, will you be prepared if this crisis becomes a national emergency, as we predict?
Find out what's happening and how you can respond – urgently.
We recommend you find out precisely what is happening, as soon as you can.
Many thanks,
Toby Bray
Publisher
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