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JPMorgan says America is going broke slowly. Protect your portfolio

The U.S. national debt has reached an unprecedented $38 trillion, sparking alarm among financial experts and policymakers. A budget watchdog expressed dismay, stating, “It’s tough to decide what the most appalling part is of today’s announcement.” This milestone underscores the escalating fiscal pressures facing the nation. JPMorgan warns that America is “going broke slowly,” while…

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Whoopi Goldberg says she can’t quit The View after divorce costs

Whoopi Goldberg, an Oscar-winning actress and co-host of “The View,” recently revealed that she cannot afford to quit her role on the popular talk show due to financial pressures. Despite her successful career, Goldberg’s admission underscores the financial challenges she faces post-divorce, a situation that resonates with many Americans who find themselves working longer than…

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US growth hits a near two year high. Is Trump really winning?

The US economy is experiencing its fastest growth in nearly two years, a development the White House has described as “explosive growth.” This surge is largely attributed to a significant increase in consumer spending. As the economy rebounds, discussions continue about the extent to which President Trump’s policies have contributed to this momentum. While economic…

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Dave Ramsey slams Gen Z and millennials on work and wealth

Financial advisor Dave Ramsey has recently voiced his frustration with millennials and Gen Z, criticizing them for wanting to own homes without putting in the necessary work. He argues that these younger generations lack the discipline required for financial success, contrasting their attitudes with his principles for successful investing. This perspective comes at a time…

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Trump tariffs seen costing firms $1.2T as consumers pay more

President Trump’s tariffs are projected to impose a staggering $1.2 trillion cost on global businesses this year, according to recent economic analysis. While businesses face the direct hit, consumers are ultimately shouldering most of the burden through higher prices on everyday goods. This development marks a sharp escalation from prior trade policies, urging immediate strategies…

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Meager 2026 Social Security bump angers seniors. What to do

The Social Security Administration’s announcement of a 2.8% cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for 2026 has sparked significant criticism from recipients and experts. They argue that this increase is insufficient to meet the rising costs of essentials like housing and healthcare. With an average monthly boost of just $50 for retirees, this “meager” adjustment is seen as…

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