I Allegedly talks about how many people in America are having a tough time because prices are going up, and the economy isn’t doing well. Families need more money just to cover basics like food and housing. Even fun things like kids’ activities are getting too expensive. It’s important to help each other out and talk about money problems to get through this. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dollar Tree sold Family Dollar for $1 billion, a big loss from its $9 billion purchase in 2015. This highlights tough economic times, with companies like Walmart and FedEx also struggling. Many people face job losses and high debt. It’s crucial to find new ways to succeed and manage finances wisely during these challenges. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Bob Kudla, a stock trading expert, explores the economy’s current state, focusing on gold’s rising value and its impact on the deficit. He suggests Trump might reprice gold or create a sovereign wealth fund. Kudla advises investing in gold and silver miners, predicting their value will rise. He also discusses Bitcoin and stock market trends. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I, Allegedly, warns about tough economic times ahead. He points out that FedEx’s CEO is worried because shipping hasn’t increased. Big stores like Walmart and Target are losing money, and car loans are getting bigger. Dan suggests saving money and not borrowing too much. It’s important to be ready and smart with our finances. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how a Wells Fargo Bank is thinking about buying the postal service to make money from its buildings. They believe this could be profitable. However, postal workers are worried about losing their jobs or getting paid less. The postal service is struggling with money, losing $10 billion a year and facing problems with fake stamps. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from iAllegedly explains how a new mortgage blacklist by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac is making it tough for people to buy homes, especially condos. This list includes places needing big repairs or more insurance. Since the Surfside collapse, it’s been harder for homeowners in states like California and Florida to get financing and insurance. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
People are spending less money because of economic stress, which is hurting businesses like Dollar General. Housing help is also being cut, worrying many families. On the bright side, used car prices are dropping. Meanwhile, a new electric car from Audi is coming out, and Rivian has opened a cool cafe in San Francisco. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In 2025, many U.S. bank branches are closing as banks aim to boost profits and avoid risky loans. Meanwhile, “liar loans” are back, causing trouble in real estate. Streaming services are also changing the game, with Apple cutting its content budget. Plus, AI is set to replace jobs, from cashiers to computer programmers. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly went to a hardware show in Las Vegas and saw fewer people there. He thinks this might be because of tariffs making travel harder. Fewer people are flying, and even Disney is seeing fewer visitors. With credit card debt rising, Dan wonders if this means people are running out of money. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The I Allegedly show talks about how the Trump administration is thinking about a plan to stop income taxes for people earning $150,000 or less. This could help many workers, especially those who earn tips and overtime. There’s also talk of a special immigration deal for $5 million. Meanwhile, TD Bank is closing 38 branches, which some say is just to save money. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.









