Most serious financial and “future” newsletters cost $200, $300, even $500 a year.
Peoplenomics is still $40 per year.
That is not a typo. If you’re ready, go to the Account Setup Page: Account Setup Page.
Every week, George spends hours doing something most people no longer have time to do: sorting signal from noise.
Markets, debt, AI, war risk, energy, gold, silver, land, solar, off-grid systems, preparedness, health experiments, demographics, and the long-wave economic weather all throw off clues. Most of the public web gives you more information. Peoplenomics tries to give you more useful time.
That’s the real product.
- Not more headlines.
- Not more noise.
- Recovered time.
Instead of spending five or ten hours a week trying to figure out what actually matters, and running out of time along the way, you let George do the heavy lifting and deliver the pieces that appear most likely to affect your investments, planning, preparedness, and understanding of where the world is heading.
For more than 25 years, George Ure has published Peoplenomics at least weekly and usually twice weekly: market charts, long-wave economic outlooks, practical life-optimization ideas, homesteading notes, solar/off-grid lessons, precious metals thinking, AI, health, preparedness, and whatever else looks like it might matter before the crowd notices.
A reader recently wrote:
“I cancelled several financial subscriptions 2 years ago. One was $300 a year and another was $200 a year. I found I got more good advice and entertainment from your column at $40 a year.”
Another subscriber, who owns an investment firm, emailed:
“All for only $40 — ABSOLUTE BARGAIN. I am sitting in the dental office Thurs morning and see that the WSJ is repeating what was already sourced thru you! Applause!!!!!!!”
That’s the idea.
Peoplenomics is the newsletter most of us wish we’d had growing up: the life, markets, money, systems thinking, and future-orientation report from someone with more than 60 years in reporting, radio news, executive experience, markets, rural life, and plain old pattern recognition.
What You Get
Usually, Peoplenomics publishes twice weekly — with one issue on rare holiday weeks.
You get Aggregate Market Index charts and commentary, our long-running market timing work, the entire Content Atlas with 1,000+ back issues, serialized books and special reports, BrainAmp.xls and other market tools, plus coverage of gold, silver, land, solar, off-grid systems, homesteading, AI, preparedness, health experiments, and long-wave economic change.
UrbanSurvival is the free public front porch.
Peoplenomics is the drill-down.
On UrbanSurvival, we may say the sky looks shaky.
On Peoplenomics, we ask: What goes in the sky-is-falling kit? Can we make money from it? What charts matter? What should we actually do next?
Still Just $40 — since 2001. Name something else. Peoplenomics has had no price hike in more than 25 years.
One reader told us: “Peoplenomics is worth $300 a year. You really oughta charge more.”
Maybe. But for now, it remains $40 per year. Get it while you can. Oh, and a five-month subscription is available for $20 for readers on a really tight budget. Start Catching Up — Right Now!
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Free Access for Some
If you truly can’t afford the modest subscription rate, some successful subscribers occasionally fund access for deserving readers. Send us an email, explain your situation, and we’ll see what options are available. (We have had some incredibly generous subscribers over the years, and we offer free access to active duty U.S. military, for example.)
Why miss the good stuff?
UrbanSurvival is only the beginning. The “light pass” not the deep work.
Peoplenomics is where the charts, deeper thinking, tools, archives, and best future-work live.
Write when you get rich,
George Ure
Publisher
(George is one of the true old men of the web — moving data over radio waves since 1982, long before there was an Internet. Being early to the future is what he’s been about ever since.)
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If for some reason the world ends and the Internet disappears, or George dies in office — he’s 77, so there is that risk — we will not be issuing refunds. These are small risks, but we’re up-front about risks and life is full of ’em. But the archives? Totally a goldmine to copy down locally and go fishing for great ideas.
I always have too many good ideas and life is never long enough… so we share.