I Allegedly talks about how in America, some people and businesses are losing their bank accounts without clear reasons. This is called “de-banking.” It has affected famous people and companies, like Melania Trump and cryptocurrency businesses. Sometimes, banks close accounts because of political reasons or social media posts. This can make it hard for people to get their money. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Famous athletes like Travis Kelsey and Patrick Mahomes are being targeted by a clever Chilean gang that uses social media to rob their homes. Sports leagues are warning players to be careful and protect their homes. Meanwhile, a woman was caught after writing about her van theft in her journal, and a couple got stuck with a big tax bill. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Many U.S. states are having money problems, with 27 unable to pay their bills. Jobs are hard to find, and going back to the office is expensive. Denmark faced a big cyber outage, and some charities misused funds. The video suggests using a VPN for safety online and being smart about saving money. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly visits a bustling shopping center, sharing insights on how inflation affects our daily lives. He highlights the surprising popularity of stovetop stuffing, even though it has banned chemicals. Dan also talks about a historic London market closing and predicts tough economic times in 2025. Plus, he recommends using a VPN for safe internet browsing. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In his latest video, Dan from I Allegedly shares some interesting stories. He talks about a long drive home because of traffic, a subscriber’s surprise cruise stop in Haiti, and the busy Thanksgiving travel week. Dan also discusses a boss firing workers for missing a Zoom call and a Macy’s scandal about hidden shipping charges. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from iAllegedly explains how Synapse’s collapse left 80,000 people without access to their money. This shows the dangers of “banking as a service,” where companies like Yada aren’t real banks. The blog also warns about keeping too much money in smaller banks or apps like Chime and PayPal, and discusses Oakland’s financial troubles. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly shares some big news! Gary Gensler, the head of the SEC, might step down, which could change the economy. Dunlap Tires is laying off 1,500 workers, and banks are slowing down mortgage applications. On a lighter note, McDonald’s is bringing back the McRib, and shipping companies expect no more busy shopping seasons …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about getting a loan is tougher than ever, with banks saying “no” more often. Right now, 21% of loan applications get rejected, the highest in over ten years. This affects credit cards, car loans, and more. It’s important to save money for emergencies and avoid debt. Stay informed and support each other in your community. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about to beware of ‘phantom debts’! Dan warns against paying old debts claimed by companies like Global Circulation, which collected $76 million illegally. Always verify the creditor’s legitimacy before acknowledging any debt. Also, be cautious with airlines like Frontier and Spirit due to poor service. Remember, walking 11 minutes daily can boost your health! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how Los Angeles has decided to stop paying firefighters extra money for working overtime because the city is running low on funds. This change is happening because the city spent a lot of its savings on legal fees. Many firefighters rely on this extra pay, so the decision will affect their income and highlights a bigger financial issue. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.









