Currency debasement lowers a currency's value by diluting precious metals in coins or increasing money supply, leading to inflation. Learn history and real-world examples.

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Your paycheck already buys less than it did three years ago because the recent years inflation spike quietly eroded the real value of savings. Yet 1.4 billion adults still have no bank account at all, ...