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Democrats keep floating the idea of taxing unrealized gains, but let’s be real—it’s a non-starter. Why? Because they’re unrealized. Sure, they’ll tell you it’s aimed at the ultra-wealthy, those sitting on $100 million or more, and they’ll calculate it by subtracting liabilities from assets—essentially boiling it down to net worth. But let’s pause for a […]
From Dot-com to U.S. Housing to Chinese Real Estate, there have been about nine notable global asset bubbles since the Great Depression. The most recent was the Special Purpose Acquisition Company (SPAC) bubble, which resulted from hyper-speculation. SPACs are shell companies created to take private companies public. Nikola Corporation, DraftKings, and Trump Media are notable […]
FedNow: Transforming the Future of Money Transfers in the US To modernize money transfers and foster a more efficient and secure payment ecosystem, the Federal Reserve has launched “FedNow,” an instant payment platform. This groundbreaking initiative aims to facilitate faster cash flow for businesses and individuals, enabling seamless transactions in seconds. However, while FedNow promises […]
BRICS and non-BRICS nations are lining up to escape the dollar hegemony. The BRICS (Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa) are among the world’s largest economies. They have been exploring the possibility of launching a new currency to challenge the dominance of the US dollar in international trade. The BRICS ran a trade surplus, […]
The United States has long been considered the land of opportunity, where hard work is supposed to lead to financial success. However, in recent decades, the wages of American workers have stagnated, even as productivity has continued to increase. This phenomenon, known as wage stagnation, is a severe issue that affects millions of people in […]
Zoning laws limit the construction of affordable housing; the intended and unintended consequences of those laws are Alphabet District in Northern Las Vegas and Los Angeles Skid Row. Zoning laws contribute significantly to the income gap, wealth inequality, and lack...
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Bitcoin and Smart Money is not a pure moronic title, but the middle-income earners have to stop being the last ones on the investing bandwagon. The Bitcoin fever has proven Wall Street right once again. Retail investors, often middle-income America,...
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The Federal Reserve’s surveys and studies on the financial stability of the American middle class revealed that nearly half of American workers could not afford a $400 emergency. One missed paycheck after the government shutdown, federal employees, could not pay...
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Middle-class estate planning is essential because estate planning is more than just the death tax. So, should the middle-class troubles itself with estate planning? The short answer is yes. Middle-income earners do not have to trouble themselves with Minority Interest...
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If you’ve been waiting for a sign to make big moves with your finances, this is it. The Federal Reserve just made its first interest rate...
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In today’s digital world, security is no longer an option—it’s a necessity. As data breaches become more common, credit card companies are responding with enhanced services...
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For many college students, stepping onto campus is a rite of passage—one filled with new freedoms, challenges, and, for some, their very first credit card. A...
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If you’ve ever shopped for a home or looked into mortgage options, you might have come across something called an “interest-only mortgage.” At first glance, it...
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Credit cards can be handy tools for managing finances, earning rewards, and building credit. However, not all credit cards are created equal, and one of the...
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Closing Credit Cards: Smart Strategy or Risk to Your Credit Profile? A Comprehensive Guide to Managing Revolving Credit You’re not alone if you’ve considered closing a...
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Making smart financial decisions can feel overwhelming, but avoiding these common mistakes is a significant first step. Though often made unintentionally, these missteps can impact your...
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You’re not alone if you’ve noticed your savings dwindling or are finding it more challenging to set aside money. The U.S. personal savings rate has plummeted...
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Seeing a sudden, significant drop in your credit score can feel like a punch in the gut. A sharp decline can be alarming whether you monitor...
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Americans owe a staggering $1.14 trillion in credit card debt, a record-breaking figure that shows no sign of slowing down. Credit card balances surged by $27...
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If you’ve been waiting for a sign to make big moves with your finances, this...
In today’s digital world, security is no longer an option—it’s a necessity. As data breaches...
For many college students, stepping onto campus is a rite of passage—one filled with new...