Action of the Week, November 16, 2025

Take Inspiration from Cash Success Stories

With the Solari 60-Day Cash Challenge and our encouragement to promote cash on Halloween, subscribers are sharing many wonderful stories about cash. This week, we invite you to be inspired by these successes. Keep using cash, and share your stories!

Feedback on “Cash Is King” for Halloween:

Comment #1:

“I subscribe to Solari and heard about cash for Halloween … from Catherine Austin Fitts. We decided to go for it at Halloween. We got silver dollars, dollar bills, and half dollars and put them in baggies with the ‘Cash is King’ stickers and handed them out instead of candy. The kids loved it! It was so fun to see their reactions!”

Comment #2:

“The ‘Cash is King’ labels were a hit! All of the kids who came to our house were surprised and happy to receive money, and the parents were pleased, too. One little guy blurted out, ‘Happy Rich Halloween!’ After I tossed a dollar into another little guy’s trick-or-treat pail, he took it out of there, waved it around in the air, and said to his mom, ‘Look! Money!’ She smiled and said, ‘Yeah, put it back in there!’ Another boy said, ‘You’re giving out money?’ and his eyes lit up. It was a lot of fun watching the children’s reactions and knowing that the dollar is the one treat that parents aren’t going to throw away. This is also the first Halloween that we know exactly how many trick-or-treaters came to our house. We started with $20 and we have $8 left, which means we had a dozen kids. We’ll be saving the leftover bills for next year. (Try that with candy.)”

Comment #3 (from John Titus on Money & Markets):

“I had about 18 or 19 trick-or-treaters, and 15 took the dough. They took the cash—the dollar bill. But in one case—the last trick-or-treater I had—the little girl wanted the candy. Her parents said, ‘Take the money.’ So she did. They said, ‘You can use the money to buy candy. Take the dollar!’ In all, 85% wanted the cash.”

Another way to use the “Cash is King” labels:

“I am attaching the ‘Cash is King’ labels to ‘Little Free Library Books’! I like the sticker visible, hopefully on the outside cover. It’s less about the book and more about keeping the cash message visible to the reader or anyone picking up the book or looking at it on a table. I also love using a book that might make the reader think more deeply about a certain topic, a wake-up call if you will. EMFs, mind control, and—because I’m a Christian—spreading the Word of God.”

Comments about the 60-Day Cash Challenge:

Comment #1:

“I’ve been using cash more and more—it’s a great feeling.”

Comment #2:

“I always use cash since the Covid early days: the matrix can’t track me (and one thing I have learned is also to move and shop without a mobile phone in my pocket)…. [N]o more card payments also means total control on your expenditure, but also more savings.”

Comment #3:

“I want to encourage small businesses to go all cash/checks. We have been in business for 25 years and have never accepted credit cards…. The big advantage with running a business this way is it is easier to ‘end up’ debt free.”

Comment #4:

“[It] blows my mind in regards to how much money is sucked out of an economy [due to transaction fees with credit cards] and how easy it would be for everyday people to inject a stimulus into their community by using cash.”

Comment #5:

“[S]ometimes attempts are made to punish people who use [cash]. Example: A person who has a zero credit score (No History). This person has always paid cash for everything, including houses…. My take is that someone like this knows how to budget.”

Comment #6:

“I never ditched cash, I always use and have used it. I see more and more people start using cash. It is the greatest way in knowing your budget at all times, no scares at the end of the month, no oopsies.”