I Allegedly talks about Boston’s Mayor, Michelle Wu, wants to make some small crimes, like shoplifting or minor driving mistakes, not punishable by law. Some people worry this might make Boston a less safe place to live or visit. They compare it to other cities that have done the same thing and seen more crime. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Our economy is slowing down, affecting businesses and how we spend. China owning lots of U.S. farmland is worrying. Cyber attacks are increasing, recently affecting many people’s internet. The speaker is upset about internet companies not protecting our data, poor TV shows, and pricey McDonald’s meals. They want your thoughts, likes, and subscriptions. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Banks and lending companies are having problems. Some are not returning people’s money. Ninepoint, a Canadian company, has stopped paying its investors. Also, Bank of Montreal is in trouble because most of their loans are to transportation businesses who can’t pay their bills. Plus, there are issues with iPhones and Android apps, and unfinished houses.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Stellantis, a big car maker, is having money problems. They had to let go of 400 workers from their electric car team because it costs too much to make the cars. They’re also having trouble paying their bills. This is causing problems with the workers’ group. They’re even thinking about leaving the U.S. The high prices of new cars and interest …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this video, I Allegedly talks about the economy and how it might affect you. No interest rate cuts mean borrowing could get harder. Costs like health insurance and gas might go up. We also discuss changes in real estate and online privacy. Lastly, we touch on a new law protecting seniors. Prepare for these changes! …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly takls about how many real estate agents are quitting their jobs because of big changes and problems. Some agents have been caught cheating, which is shaking up the industry. Also, they’re not earning enough money, partly because websites like realtor.com and Zillow aren’t giving them enough leads. This is causing a big problem, with fewer agents to help people buy and sell homes. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how dollar stores, famous for $1 items, now sell stuff for $3 and $5. This means the old dollar store days are gone. The 99 cent store closed down fast. Dollar Tree uses price checkers because prices change. Higher prices might show our economy is struggling. Even movies aren’t selling like before. It’s the worst since 1995.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Many small mortgage banks are losing money, with some folks still not paying their loans. Soon, a lot of business loans will be due, which might cause more buildings to go back to the banks. Some suggest lower interest rates might help, but it’s not certain.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan from iAllegedly talks about a data breach at Zantander Bank and BetterHelp app. Many people are affected. BetterHelp will give users $10. JP Morgan and Citibank want workers back in the office. Housekeepers in South Florida can earn up to $150,000 yearly. Mexico City had a water problem, and residents are now charged …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
This video explores the challenges with homeowners associations (HOAs), affecting a quarter of Americans. It highlights the power of HOAs, their ability to impose fines, and the risk of foreclosure. It also discusses issues in the real estate market and emphasizes the importance of knowing your rights.
This article covers a range of topics from the advantages of VPNs for privacy, lawsuits against …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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