Dan from I Allegedly thinks our economy might be in trouble. He sees signs like people saving money and a shaky stock market. He also thinks the real unemployment rate is higher than reported. He warns of a big, unknown event that could hurt the economy. Share your thoughts and questions for guest Bob Kudla, who’ll talk about the stock market.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
➡ Dan from I Allegedly shares insights on the tricky housing market, highlighting the risks of buying a home. He talks about a study showing some people would risk safety for homeownership. He also warns about hidden costs like rising insurance and taxes. He suggests considering renting instead.
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Dan from I Allegedly talks about how banks are hiding money problems from home loans. He says that businesses are struggling because people don’t want to work outside their homes. This means less rent money for landlords. Many people can’t pay their home loans and it might get worse. Dan warns that banks might fail and stop giving out loans. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about possible tough economic times ahead, pointing to confusing job data and rising costs. He also warns about ‘ghost jobs’ that trick people looking for work. He ends on a hopeful note, promoting a charity that helps feed families. Remember, we’re all in this together. Stay positive and keep moving forward.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
➡ This video talks about the current economic downturn, job losses, and changes in spending habits. It also mentions struggles of big companies and suggests investing in gold. The author shares his concerns about various social and sports issues, and discusses news like Chevron leaving California. The video also advises on credit card use, introduces a new sports network, and discusses a lawsuit against an insurance …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly forecasts a housing market crash in 2024 due to new rules. In places like Arizona, you’ll need to sign and pay a realtor to see a house. This might cause upset as costs could be high. He also tells a story about his cousin’s smart rental deal in Phoenix, despite the predicted market slump. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This I Allegedly blog talks about America’s big money problems. Our national debt is huge and it’s causing trouble. Businesses, like a restaurant in Fresno, are dealing with high costs. Even the IRS has workers who owe taxes. Plus, banks are closing. The blog also discusses issues like a failed Miami condo project, job losses, and pricey McDonald’s food. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how Warren Buffett, a famous money expert, is quickly selling his Bank of America shares. Other big names like Jeff Bezos and Mark Zuckerberg are doing the same. This could mean our economy is shaky. The video hints that banks may be losing money on bad loans. It’s a good idea to spread your money across different banks for safety.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly alerts us about banks denying disputed transactions and the rise of scams. He advises being cautious with services like Venmo and keeping an eye on your credit cards. He also talks about the importance of using your credit cards regularly. The post also discusses the dangers of surfing at Huntington Beach and the difference between bank bailouts and bail-ins.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this blog, Dan from I Allegedly talks about big banks like Citigroup saving lots of money for possible credit card payment issues. He also warns about the risks of electric vehicles, sharing a story about a battery fire. Lastly, he introduces Patriot Gold Group, a company selling gold, and discusses recent news, including problems with a Boeing space mission. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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