SAVE THE 1%
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The Book: Published 15 September 2026

UBI as revolution insurance, not welfare.

Save the 1% argues that Universal Basic Income is the cheapest insurance policy the wealthy will ever buy. Published in English, French and Spanish on 15 September 2026, it is available in Kindle, paperback and hardcover editions.

Every civilization that concentrated wealth past a critical threshold collapsed. The pattern has held for twenty-seven centuries. Artificial Intelligence is accelerating the next one.

The book makes the counterintuitive case for taxing the top to save the top, built on fiscal data from five countries, game theory, and the historical record. Every source cited, every calculation shown.

The essays at savethe1percent.substack.com are the work in public. The book is where it all comes together.


Three Editions

Save the 1%: English edition cover

English

Save the 1%

Sauvez les 1 %: French edition cover

Français

Sauvez les 1 %

Salven al 1 %: Spanish edition cover

Español

Salven al 1 %

Each edition is a full translation, not an excerpt, reviewed line by line in its own language.


The English Edition

Length
464 pages · 160,818 words
Formats
Paperback · Hardcover · Ebook
Trim
6″ × 9″
Price
$25 paperback · $32.99 hardcover · $9.99 ebook
Paperback ISBN
979-10-986842-0-3
Hardcover ISBN
979-10-987703-2-6
Ebook ISBN
979-10-986842-1-0
Publisher
Stephen Angeloni, Monaco

Where It Stands

  1. May 2026Editorial pipeline complete: line, copy and fact-check passes across all twenty chapters.
  2. 10 June 2026French edition finished. All twenty chapters translated and reviewed.
  3. 15 July 2026Spanish edition assigned its own ISBNs.
  4. 12 August 2026Hardcover editions added in all three languages.
  5. 15 August 2026Six print proofs ordered: paperback and hardcover, in each language.
  6. 1 September 2026Final files delivered to Amazon (six print bindings and three ebooks) and the last print proofs ordered.
  7. 15 September 2026Published in English, French and Spanish: Kindle, paperback and hardcover.

Available worldwide through Amazon and major ebook retailers.


The Author

Stephen Angeloni

Author portrait: AI-generated from a photograph.

Stephen Angeloni is a financial IT consultant who has spent thirty-five years convinced that universal basic income is where advanced economies must eventually arrive. He is not an economist. He reasons from incentives, from the arithmetic of who pays for what.

He treats UBI as a question of system stability rather than charity: what holds a society together when most people no longer have an economic stake in it? Save the 1% is his first book.


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