Dan from I Allegedly discusses how rising labor costs, like the push for a $20 minimum wage, might hurt stores like Dollar Tree. He’s noticed fewer dollar items and more costly ones. He also talks about Chuck Norris’s health product and questions if the long charging time for electric cars is worth it.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Join Dan from I Allegedly as he chats about cool stuff like eclipses, a new law to protect grocery stores, and why some young guys prefer staying home. He also talks about money matters, like rising prices and why gold might be a good investment. Don’t miss out!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
“Insurance firms use drones to check homes, even canceling policies based on their findings. This is becoming common, and not just for homes – health insurers too. Also, learn about Chuck Norris’s fitness routine, a warning about ‘bank jugging’, a funny house buying offer with free tacos, and more on rising coffee prices.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
➡ Dan’s blog post talks about how businesses are struggling. Empty buildings are causing owners to owe money. The cost of living is going up, causing businesses to close and workers to ask for more pay. He also talks about problems with short-term rentals and building tall buildings. These issues are due to money and supply problems. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly brings us sad news folks, as news of the 99 cent store closing all its branches breaks the headlines. Many hardworking people will lose their jobs and shoppers on tight budgets need to find new places. This is due to money troubles and rising costs. It’s a tough time for everyone. Share your thoughts and stay tuned for more updates. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how State Farm, a top US insurance firm, is in financial trouble. Its credit rating has dropped, it’s losing policies, and insurance costs have risen. There’s worry about bankruptcy. Other topics include grandparents babysitting, collecting debts, satellite phones, privacy issues, real estate trends, and a woman’s land dispute. Plus, the idea of a four-day workweek is …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly discusses rising mail theft, check washing, and a stolen gold shipment. It also covers a proposed law in California, financial warnings, the importance of investing in gold, and the rise of artificial intelligence. It talks about privacy issues, changes in mortgage rates, and the closure of a food delivery company. Lastly, it mentions declining RV sales and rising crime rates. …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
In this blog, Dan from I Allegedly explores various hot topics. He discusses the ongoing pension freeze for retired American Express workers, the debate over California’s office return policy, and the impact of rising fast-food wages. He also touches on the struggles of luxury brands, Tesla’s sales dip, and concerns over self-driving trucks. Lastly, he covers a data breach at Hot Topic and a new …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
I Allegedly talks about how squatters are moving into empty homes, especially in fancy neighborhoods in Florida, Georgia, and New York. New rules are being made to kick them out faster, but it’s still a problem. This is hurting businesses in New York, causing less tourists and meetings. High-end shops in Manhattan are also struggling because of fewer customers and high taxes during the pandemic.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
Dan from I Allegedly explores the financial issues hitting malls in Michigan and Kansas, leading to power outages. He warns of a tough economy ahead, with more businesses at risk. He also talks about a bank with many bad loans and predicts many banks could fail soon. Even a former bank manager’s pension is uncertain, showing no one is completely safe.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below.
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