
Debt / Financial Stress
I talk about when rising costs, debt, and financial pressure become an unfortunate way of life.
For tens of millions of American families, financial stress has become a daily reality. Rising living costs, stagnant & falling wages, credit card debt, auto loans, mortgages, medical expenses, and unexpected emergencies continue to place growing pressure on household budgets. These articles examine the causes and consequences of financial stress, the risks associated with excessive debt, and the challenges families face as they work to maintain financial resilience in an increasingly difficult and challenging economic environment. Bottom line…I examine the pressures driving our financial and economic crisis and the risk it creates.
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SitRep – 08/29/20 (Part 1 of 3)
There are times when I, as well as others, “connect the dots” and show how something has occurred that is not readily apparent to everyone but various data points exist, and existed, to show it…
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What would you do? (9/15)
If you haven’t read the post on September 1, 2019 that explains this post…well, go read that post first (91/2019) and then this post will make more sense. Today is Friday July 8th. The economy…
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FAQ – 7/5/2019
I hear almost everyone but you talking about how well the economy is doing. Why? Because I have a different opinion of the economy than most other people. First off, I don’t look at it…
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FAQ – 2/9/2019
Is the economy terrible or is there anything good about it? If there ever was a dichotomy, the economy is it…or is it? Some parts of the economy are doing very well, and continue to…
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SitRep – 3/16/2017
We are sinking! We are sinking further in debt. We are sinking further into political chaos. We are sinking closer to civil war. We are watching a coup take place to over throw the President…
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FAQ – 5/29/2017
Given the extreme instability of the economy, (” I am serious when I say we could wake up on any given morning and find ourselves at war externally or internally. Either event will immediately tank…