This blog post talks about the rise in US home foreclosures and a new policy in California that helps non-citizens buy houses. It also mentions economic challenges like job loss and high living costs. Plus, it introduces iAllegedly Live, a private channel with uncensored content. Other topics include the value of gold, Subway’s price drop, and Olive Garden …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan talks about Tesco, a big UK store, stopping cash payments. This could hurt older and poor people who use cash. He also warns about gift card scams and stores going broke. He says to use gift cards quickly. He introduces “Silver Squatter,” meaning older people who aren’t ready for retirement. Be careful with your money! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan talks about a time when banks failed, causing trouble for loan holders. He explains how some stopped paying car loans, thinking they wouldn’t have to. But banks still collected payments, even taking cars back. He warns this could happen today with property loans, and suggests considering a banking career to help manage such situations.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This I Allegedly blog post discusses the challenges banks face due to risky real estate loans, which could lead to economic downturns. It also talks about a successful pain relief supplement, Canaladine, and the need for financial accountability. Lastly, it mentions changes in rental laws and job market difficulties. For updates, you can join the email list. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how Wells Fargo sold its real estate work to Trimonth for $725 million. This might affect the housing market in Florida. Also, some businesses are starting to charge for things that used to be free. In other news, a lot of people are cancelling their home buying contracts. This could lead to money problems if house prices don’t keep going up. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This I Allegedly blog post explores recent economic trends, including job losses and the role of AI in businesses. It predicts a tough economic period, followed by a productivity boost. It also discusses investment strategies, potential growth in certain industries, and the impact of political changes. Despite challenges in various sectors, it highlights opportunities for learning about trading. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how banks are cutting credit lines, even for those with good credit. This is happening worldwide, not just in the U.S. The situation may get worse due to foreclosures and layoffs. Other issues include company closures, product recalls, and the risks of co-signing loans. Remember, wealth doesn’t guarantee good relationships, but communication can help.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how times are tough. Banks are paying more for short-term investments, and some businesses are going broke. Even rich folks like Warren Buffett are selling their stocks. But, don’t worry! You can still make money if you plan well. Also, things are getting pricier, there are problems with buying houses, and some big companies are facing legal trouble.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan alerts us about a huge data theft affecting 3 billion people. Our personal info might be on the dark web! He suggests using a free tool to check if we’re affected and recommends a service called Private Internet Access to stay safe online. Also, remember to check your emails, join Bob Kudlow’s Q&A, and share your thoughts on recent news.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan talks about how the 3rd Street Promenade in Santa Monica isn’t as lively as it used to be. He thinks this is because of crime, a law that doesn’t punish small thefts, and how the city is dealing with homelessness. Many stores are empty and he’s worried about the effect on local businesses.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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