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Why Social Security May Only Be 10 Years Away from Collapse
Without significant reforms in its pay structure, Social Security payments may be facing an...
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Why Higher Interest Rates are Dangerous for the United States
In what was likely one of the most significant economic moves of the decade, 2022 saw a series of...
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Four Key Lessons from the CBO's Long-Term Budget Outlook
Earlier this year, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) published a massive report on the possible...
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Interest May Cost Us a Record Amount of Money within 10 Years
Earlier this year, a report from the Congressional Budget Office offered a torrent of serious...
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Former FED Vice-Chair: Recession is "Very Likely"
As 2022 draws to an end, it is easy to see a consistent pattern among leading economists. This...
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Deutsche Bank Revisits its Forecast, Predicting a “Deep Recession” This Time
A team of economists working for Germany’s Deutsche Bank revised the company’s official outlook...
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How Hospital Reimbursement Rates May Decide the Future of the Administrative State
Away from the spotlights of mainstream media, the healthcare industry has been quietly holding its...
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Federal Debt Continues to Increase – Are Interest Rates Next?
The latest budget presented by the White House (and with the endorsement of Congress) includes $3...
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The FTC Rebels Against Supreme Court “Disgorgement” Ruling
The financial definition of disgorgement is: the legally mandated repayment of ill-gotten gains...
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The U.S. Federal Reserve is Changing Course - Here's What it Means for 2022
The U.S. Federal Reserve started 2022 with an optimistic – though unorthodox – choice. A few days...
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Why Donor Privacy is Important for Free Speech
As one of the largest sources of tax deductions, the laws surrounding charitable donations are...
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Rising Debt Levels Could Jeopardize The Future of Social Security
In the wake of the continued debate about the “Build Back Better” bill, independent economists and...
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National Debt Could Destabilize Economy
America is quickly approaching a financial fork in the road. For decades, the federal government...
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Riedl: We’re In ‘Largest Long-Term Government Borrowing Spree in Modern History’
The United States is deeply in debt. The Covid-19 only accelerated this trend. After nearly 2 years...
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Build Back Better Budget Gimmicks
Leading up to the Christmas break, the United States Senate finally shelved Joe Biden’s Build Back...
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Supply Chain Crisis Likely to Endure into 2022
After governments across the planet systematically brought their economies and industrial bases to...
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Tax Cuts Have Cost Billions in Lost Taxes, But Loopholes May Be the Biggest Detriment to US Economy
One of Donald Trump’s core platforms on the 2016 Campaign Trail, and then as President, was...
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Why Younger Generations Should Be Wary of Universal Basic Income
From Stockton, California Mayor Michael Tubbs to 2020 presidential candidate Andrew Yang, the idea...
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What You Need to Know About the New Child Tax Credit
Millions of families across the United States start receiving a little extra money from the...
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Biden Administration Proposes Capital Gains Tax Reform: What You Need to Know
Earlier this year, President Joe Biden proposed a dramatic increase to the country’s capital gains...