Predicting financial collapse (and what to do about it): Matthew Slater (Credit Commons Protocol) @GrowingtheCommons
Predicting financial collapse (and what to do about it): Matthew Slater (Credit Commons Protocol)  @GrowingtheCommons
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
What happens if there's some sort of financial collapse that means your savings and pension are wiped out? The commons is all about building a community-owned economy that can provide the essentials of life (including pension) whilst reducing our reliance on the money economy / finance sector, and moving towards not needing it at all. This includes self-provisioning, as well as bringing essential sectors such as land, energy and food into common ownership. But how likely is financial collapse? Matthew Slater, blogger and co-author of the Credit Commons white paper, looks into it:

Transcript of interview, with links to organisations and information mentioned in the video: lowimpact.org/posts/predicting-financial-collapse-and-what-to-do-about-it

We’re talking with key players in the commons economy, to: a) bring their work to a wider audience b) try to find ways to co-ordinate their efforts c) stimulate debate d) help to build the commons economy.

Lowimpact.org: lowimpact.org

Credit Commons Protocol: creditcommons.net

Stroud Commons: stroudcommons.org

Commons economy: lowimpact.org/categories/commons-economy

Jem Bendell: jembendell.com
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