One thing is clear, the national debt of Germany and many other countries in the EU are already so high that in practical terms no longer repayable. The money system itself is here but it is just built to resemble currency reforms already “scheduled with” has. The available economic data for the current time, one could certainly be said clearly, “they lie on the ground” to some even in the truest sense of the word! For many, especially older people come here of course to the justified concern that could repeat a similar debacle as in the years 1923 or 1948 to the current time and saved the entire money is gone in one fell swoop.

Typically, a currency reform, “long hand” is planned, if one looks back into the past, we see here in particular that had prepared during the preparatory phase of such a forthcoming currency reform in many areas such as the stock exchanges on these “real value adjustment” . Due to the current events continue to devalue the euro is forecast and the related factor of the euro zone decay is measured over a longer time horizon, a currency reform that is still not an unrealistic option.

Surely you have something of the “grant” for Greece. This sum of money from the IMF and the euro zone, the Greeks are by no means out of the misery, but the time factor was only slightly turned upwards, in other words, it has created some breathing room, maybe by the end of 2010. But what goes on next, then threatened a total crash, since Greece can not pay back the money, other factors influence the overall situation in the meantime even “with”?

should we therefore keep open the options that have been in other currency crises and currency reforms undertaken “stood for good”. The money in the account at the bank, a savings account, the money was of course at that time “gone”, even in a current case this would happen. At that time were more in demand property, so as gold, silver, precious metals and houses / homes, which the real value “in the new currency” could be transported. To return briefly to knock “in your memory. Surely you know that a rescue by the EU of 750 Billion € has been put together, where Germany had a significant share to it. Since it is illogical, at least on short time perspective, if it were just a week after escaping from Germany is now the Euro currency, is not it?

“Today is the solvency and business expectations of two key factors that determine access to financing,” said Gonzalo Alcubilla, director of Corporate Banking of Cariso Cuba. Hence, sending a message that did not please those present: “businesses should prepare for a less lax financial environment,” he added.

However, in an attempt to show a more optimistic and hopeful message about what will happen in the short to medium term, all financial sector representatives agreed that the current economic crisis as an opportunity to involve all those companies that can adapt successfully to the new reality. “The problem today is that there is too much debt and too many uncertainties remain,” said Jaime Sainz de Tejada, director of BBVA Territorial Development.