Dan from I Allegedly shares important news about the economy. He talks about hackers in Japan who caused a big financial loss and warns about possible job cuts at the IRS. Businesses like gyms and restaurants are struggling with higher costs. Dan advises being careful with money and supporting local shops during these tough times. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly talks about living in our state can be tough! Dan talks about needing permits for surf camps, a big $6.5 billion budget gap, and healthcare costs for migrants. Plus, there’s a new idea to charge drivers per mile, which might be pricey. He also points out problems with pensions and the rising costs of solar energy. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Wells Fargo faced backlash for putting people into mortgage forbearance without asking during the 2020 pandemic. This caused confusion and payment issues. A lawsuit led to $500 checks for affected people, but many feel it’s not enough. The bank’s actions have led to more investigations into how forbearance is handled. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
A major Burger King franchise in Florida is facing tough times and has filed for bankruptcy. They own 57 restaurants but owe $37 million. Rising costs and fewer customers are making it hard to stay open. This is happening because of high prices, fewer jobs, and less money to spend, which is called stagflation. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this I Allegedly video, you’ll hear some wild stories! Meet Speedy Gonzales, who cleverly hid stolen items in a trash can at Walmart. Discover a woman suing Donald Trump Jr. for bank account theft. Learn about a realtor giving free eggs with a house purchase. Plus, find out why married men might gain weight and why Gen Z loves accounting! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how in today’s tough economy, more people in America are buying used items to save money. From cars to clothes, second-hand shopping is on the rise. Some industries, like electric vehicles and real estate, are facing challenges. It’s important to be patient and spend wisely during these times to make the most of your money. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how during COVID-19, many fake students enrolled in California’s community colleges to scam financial aid, costing billions. A fintech company, Solid, went bankrupt, leaving users without bank protection. Bank of America faced a hacking incident, risking customer data. Meanwhile, investing in gold and silver is wise, as banks struggle and layoffs loom. Stay prepared and optimistic! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Owning a home is getting tougher because costs are rising. In Missouri, storms have damaged homes, leading to higher insurance bills. Property taxes and maintenance costs are also going up, making it hard for people to keep their homes. Many are thinking about renting instead, as it might be cheaper and less stressful. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how he went to a big broadcast show in Las Vegas and talked about being ready for emergencies. He highlighted Cane Health, a company that shares must-have home items. Dan also discussed how the economy is shaky and insurance costs are rising. He noticed teens are waiting longer to get driver’s licenses and wondered why. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The I Allegedly video discusses how the stock market is having a tough time because of money problems and new taxes. This makes investors worried. But remember, stock prices often drop every year and a half. To stay safe, it’s smart to invest in different things like gold and silver. Some companies are struggling, while others are making big changes. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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