Stellantis, the owner of Dodge Ram, is struggling with too many unsold trucks and fewer buyers. They plan to offer big discounts to clear their stock, but this could lead to bankruptcy. Meanwhile, a new rule stops medical bills from hurting credit scores. Businesses face rising costs, and some, like My Pillow, face lawsuits. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan and Bob explore the future of the stock market, predicting ups and downs and a possible recession. They offer a trading class for all skill levels at a discount. Bob thinks interest rates might hit zero by 2026. They also discuss how AI could change jobs and suggest using a VPN for online safety. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how Los Angeles is facing big fires that have destroyed many homes and over 25,000 acres of land. Budget cuts have made it hard for firefighters to control the flames. The mayor is under fire for not being around and for poor communication on Twitter. Dry weather and strong winds are making things worse. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from IAllegedly talks about the growing problem of people falling behind on car loans, especially those with low credit scores. He explains how job losses and money troubles are making things tough. Dan suggests checking your finances and thinking about investing in gold. He also notes big banks leaving a green banking group. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly shares his journey from Las Vegas, talking about how some famous casinos closed because they ran out of money. He criticizes New York’s new congestion tax, saying it will hurt everyone, not just travelers. He also worries other cities might copy this idea. Lastly, he discusses Whiskey Pete’s closure, blaming less travel and unreliable electric cars. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how Americans face tough money problems, with the country’s debt at $36.5 trillion and growing. Families owe $18 trillion, and many live paycheck to paycheck. In Miami, a grocery trip costs $337, and living the American dream needs $100,000 yearly. Plus, loneliness and depression are rising, affecting 30% and 40% of people, respectively …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how many people in big cities are losing their homes because rent is too high. In Maricopa County, Arizona, this problem is getting worse. Some folks work several jobs but still can’t pay rent. Meanwhile, some businesses are closing due to high costs. The economy might get better, but not right away. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan is upset about how tipping is expected everywhere now, from hotels to stadiums. He thinks tips should be for great service, like from movers, not for basic tasks. Dan also points out that some workers don’t even get the tips they earn. By 2025, he believes people will be tired of tipping so much. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Ladies Night” promotions are causing trouble for businesses. Under the UNRU Act of 1956, these deals might be unfair because they treat people differently based on gender. Some businesses are getting sued, often by the same lawyers, which can lead to money problems or even closing down. How can businesses avoid these lawsuits? …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In 2025, I Allegedly talks about how more people are focusing on money rather than health for their New Year’s resolutions. This change shows a big worry about debt and saving money. Many quit their goals quickly, but using technology can help. Investing in precious metals is popular, and having an emergency fund is smart as financial challenges grow. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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