I Allegedly in this video talks about how living and healthcare costs are going up in the U.S. It tells a story of a mom who had to pay before her daughter’s surgery. It also says that in most states, families need to make $150,000 a year just to get by. It also talks about rising crime and problems in real estate. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Join Dan from I Allegedly as he talks about money matters in America today. He shares how the pandemic and high energy costs are hurting people’s wallets and businesses. He also thinks the housing market might have a tough summer. Plus, hear real stories from folks like you about dealing with these money challenges.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan alerts us about a new rule that could make owning a home too costly for many. He also discusses the hefty fine JPMorgan Chase received and the struggles businesses are facing. Lastly, he talks about the challenges of insuring older homes. Remember to like, subscribe, and reach out via email!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan predicts tough times ahead for our economy. He talks about job struggles, problems for shops, less trust from shoppers, and issues in housing. He also warns about our country’s growing debt, higher gas prices, and online scams. People are finding it hard to afford basic needs, and even electric cars aren’t selling well. Cyber attacks and bank failures are also concerns …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this blog post, Dan from I Allegedly talks about some strange events, like a kid hacking into therapists’ notes and a vegan place selling regular donuts as gluten-free. He also shares his thoughts on school grading systems and investing in gold. The post also covers issues like AI’s impact on jobs, whistleblowers at Boeing, and blocked views at tourist spots. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
A car dealer in Wichita got fined $418,000 for selling unsafe cars without airbags. They tricked customers with fake airbags. This could make them go bankrupt. Always check used cars before buying. Starting a business is hard and can fail if not prepared. Food costs are rising. Be careful when buying a house in Texas due to high property taxes. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Dan says some banks might be in trouble. He suggests having money in different banks and not just in one place. He also talks about possible bank failures. But, don’t worry too much, just stay aware. The text also warns about fake money scams and the dangers of credit card debt. It advises saving money and talks about other news.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how Tesla’s recent layoffs may lead to longer waits at charging stations. Meanwhile, a man misused Tesla’s autopilot, resulting in a ticket. Ford recalled trucks over brake light issues. The speaker expresses concern over rising costs and potential IRS audits. They also discuss privacy issues with digital currencies and electric cars. Lastly, housing market trends and a proposed first-time home buyer rebate …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how big companies like Tesla and Google are firing people because of money problems. Fast food workers want more pay, causing food prices to rise and some Subway stores to close. Costs for things like insurance, gas, food, and fun have gone up a lot in the last two years. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly discusses various current events. Topics include Walmart’s failed health clinics, cyber attacks on drug stores, Tesla’s layoffs, and problems with self-driving cars. It also covers issues in the economy, real estate, and various companies. Lastly, it mentions a lawsuit against Delta Airlines and changes in energy codes for new buildings. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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