How much money does the US government own to the federal reserve system?

Question

How much money does the US government own to the federal reserve system?

Answer 1

The entire national debt which increases daily.

Answer 2

Lol. pick a minute during the day and someone might be able to tell you.  It's like a constantly running scoreboard.  Good luck on getting straight answer for that one.

Answer 3

TOO MUCH!

Abolish the "federal reserve"

its a dangerous job, JFK had plans to do it and look what happened to him.

Answer 4

Nearly $11 trillion owed. There is also about $11 trillion in circulation so we owe all the money that exists. In other words we are a people with no money whatsoever by mathematical fact. We are a nation of indentured servants and all will be collected through taxation. The same people who robbing us blind through no bid contracts, overcharging for products and services and "lost" funds are the people who own the FED and lend us money at interest to pay for their own thieving.

Of course socialism and fascism are nearly inseparable as entities. One cannot exist without the other because fascism is expensive and socialism can not be optional. Without socialism fascism goes bankrupt. Without fascism socialist taxes can not be collected. So it is very clear they are just two halves of the same whole and have never existed without each other.

Answer 5

As of June 25, 2008, the Federal Reserve owns $479B in Treasury Bills. (ref: http://www.federalreserve.gov/releases/h... )

Not a big deal no matter how you look at it.

Since these T-bonds are used as collateral for U.S. dollars, it can be considered perpetual debt that will never be paid back; even as bonds mature, the Fed has to replace them with new bonds.

And all that interest earned on those T-Bonds? Most of it will be handed over to the Treasury. By all, all FRS income after expenses must be turned over to the Treasury at the end of the year.