In Riverside County, a Santa Club has a new scanner that counts items in your cart, making it hard to steal. Meanwhile, people owe more money, especially on credit cards, which now total $1.21 trillion. Car loans are also a problem. Plus, State Farm might leave California after not getting a 22% price hike. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Saks Fifth Avenue is having trouble paying its bills, showing that luxury stores are facing tough times. Their CEO, Mark Metrick, is open about these money problems. While Saks struggles, brands like Louis Vuitton are still doing well. This change in the economy is making it hard for some fancy stores to keep going. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The COVID-19 pandemic stopped evictions, letting people stay in their homes without paying rent. But now, landlords are struggling without rent money. Some states want to shorten the eviction notice to just three days, and there might be a federal rule for one-day notices. Critics worry this could hurt poor families, while supporters believe it’s needed. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
The real estate market is having a tough time. Fewer people are buying houses, and many homes are being taken off the market. High interest rates make it hard for homeowners to sell. Some people are forced to sell due to divorce or job loss. It’s important to be careful with money during these times. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In the video, you’ll learn about some big business problems. Denny’s CFO says tired customers are hurting sales. Chase Bank’s CEO wants workers back in the office, even if they don’t like it. Blue Origin is cutting jobs, and many government workers are taking buyouts. Plus, MBA grads are struggling to find jobs, and California’s spending a lot on migrant healthcare …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly warns about a possible global recession. People are spending less, businesses are struggling, and layoffs are increasing. Housing prices are high, and interest rates won’t drop soon. The article suggests preparing by reducing debt, budgeting, and investing in gold and silver. It also criticizes government waste and urges asset protection. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from IAllegedly raises concerns about the Tesla Cybertruck’s safety, likening it to the infamous Ford Pinto from the 70s. The Cybertruck hasn’t been through standard safety tests, sparking debate. He also discusses the “Super Bowl Flu,” where people call in sick after the big game, and introduces Giant Mining, a company navigating new laws. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Many people are having trouble paying their home loans, with nearly 10 million falling behind. New homeowners and those with low credit scores are hit hardest, especially as house prices rise. Banks are stricter now, often choosing to foreclose. Meanwhile, artificial intelligence is helping in areas like dating and business to make things work better. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan’s latest updates cover a mix of surprising news, from Jamie Diamond’s choice not to run for president to Starbucks’ regrets about app orders. Discover the $40,000 egg theft, a Walmart scam with a barcode tattoo, and the closure of surfwear giants. Plus, learn about electric vehicle challenges and a trillion-dollar scam in America. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how the economy is having a tough time, with fewer jobs and businesses struggling. Companies are raising prices, and many people don’t have enough savings. This leads to risky borrowing. Big layoffs in industries like freight show bigger problems. It’s important to save money and be careful with spending. Share your stories with us! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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