As this is happening in all over world, One time germany was not without its money problems. Before World War I, the value of the German mark was flying high. But by the year 1923, I, as a German mark, had so deflated in value that a wheelbarrow full of money would not even buy a newspaper. People were cashing in 20-year paid-up insurance policies for a single loaf of bread. What one American dollar would buy, it took a trillion of my German counterparts. When the one-thousand-billion-mark note came out to make it more convenient for the spender, it was so worthless that few bothered to wait for their change. It finally took a whole new monetary system to bring the nation to some kind of stability.
How well this illustrates the devastating effect ,But it also exposes the illusory power of money. What is here today can be gone tomorrow. As the Bible realistically warns: “Your money can be gone in a flash, as if it had grown wings and flown away like an eagle.” (Proverbs 23:5)