Debt
Signs the U.S. Economy is Unhealthy for the Middle Class
The middle class is squeezed. Not in some abstract, theoretical way—but in the daily arithmetic of rent checks, grocery bills, and credit card statements. If
The Big Beautiful Bill Transforms the Strategic Default Strategy
Two years ago, I introduced the idea of a Strategic Default a thesis suggesting that the United States might someday use its growing debt load
Warner Bros. and Paramount Talk Merger, What Does That Mean For Us?
Circling back to some major news that flew under the radar last week, Warner Bros. and Paramount Global, two of the world’s leading entertainment firms,
Gen-Z’s Guide to Manage and Overcome Debt
The fun was over for many in October 2023. Financial anxiety, as well as credit card debt, have increased across Gen-Z. Student loan payments are
A New Gold Standard?
In review, 2022 was an economically historic year as both stocks and bonds where down for the third time in the last 100 years, the
Debt? Cancel All of It
This week the United States Government debt hit an all time high of $31,000,000,000. That’s TRILLION! This is $93,000 per person. Good luck trying to