Home Builders Are Going Bust | I Allegedly
Dan from I Allegedly discusses the fact that many home builders are going broke, leaving houses half-built and buyers in trouble. This is due to the high cost of materials and workers. Some folks have lost money as their homes weren’t completed before the builders closed shop. This issue might get worse, much like what happened in the Great Recession. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Home Prices are About to Fall
“Big changes are coming to the real estate market due to a new rule. Starting July, listing agents won’t have to include a buyer’s agent fee. This could mean lower house prices and more people selling their homes themselves. Also, getting pre-approved for mortgages might become more common. This blog post also discusses other important topics.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
People Cant Afford to Pay Their Rent
This blog post explores the rising issue of working homelessness, changes in business policies, and challenges with electric vehicles. It highlights the struggles many are facing due to high living costs, cyber attacks, and insurance issues. The post also encourages readers to engage with the author for more insights. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Just Let Them Steal Your Car | I Allegedly
I Allegedly talks about how Toronto’s home invasions have spiked, with police advising to let thieves take belongings. In California, seized illegal funds are used for ads warning criminals. Rising costs are urging people to save money. Fast food chains struggle with high prices and crime. Tesla’s value drops, and job cuts hit companies. Shopping areas see more crime, discouraging spending. Southern U.S. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Your Car is Spying on You | I Allegedly
I Allegedly talks about how car companies track how we drive. They share this info with insurance companies, which could raise our rates. Also, Airbnb has cameras in their rentals, which isn’t very private. They’re stopping this, but not until April’s end.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
No One Has a Job | I Allegedly
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how many people don’t have jobs, even though it seems like most do. He says living is getting more expensive because prices are going up. He warns us to be honest on our taxes because the IRS is watching closely. He’s also worried about young men not looking for work and smaller pensions. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
People Are Financing Food
“Dan talks about how more people are borrowing money for things like food and bills because prices are going up and wages aren’t. He says to be careful with ‘buy now, pay later’ plans and borrowing against future money. He suggests spending less and finding more ways to earn money to avoid debt. He also mentions Patriot Gold as a good investment.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Three More Serious Warnings
Dan highlights three key issues: Jerome Powell’s warning about the housing market, Michael Hartnet’s concerns over the debt market, and the sale of fake IDs in Queens. He also discusses extra healthcare fees. Jamie shares his struggle with Arco’s gas bill system, businesses’ unfair charges, societal rudeness, and a cruise line’s insensitive act. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
No More Real Estate Agents | I Allegedly
I Allegedly talks about how real estate is changing! Traditional ways of paying agents may soon be outdated. Buyers might start negotiating their own deals and pay agents directly. This could save lots of money. Also, changes in loan companies and interest rates might affect the market. Lastly, some stores aren’t being checked properly, leading to safety issues like lead in spices. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Your Bank is Watching You | I Allegedly
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how banks watch big cash deposits closely, which can be tricky for cash-heavy businesses. To avoid account freezes, keep your bank informed about your income sources. Also, the Social Security program may not last forever. It’s vital to prepare financially, reduce expenses, and consider gold investments for economic security. This blog also discusses credit card debt, living costs, and the importance of …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Here Cones the Sell Off | I Allegedly
Dan from I Allegedly talks about how tech stocks may drop in value soon, warns expert Bob Kudla. He suggests the market is like a bubble that could pop. He advises investing in gold and silver instead. Also, big names are selling lots of stock, which could mean trouble. The cost of living is high, so people are spending less. Investing in energy, gold, and silver could be …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
The Tesla Cybertruck | I Allegedly
“Dan from I Allegedly explores Alejandro’s cool Cybertruck, an electric vehicle with a unique design and lots of space. Alejandro plans to make it look like a fighter plane and a zombie truck. Dan loved driving it! The blog also talks about electric car companies like Rivian and Lucid, and investing in gold with Patriot Gold.” …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
No Interest Rate Cuts in 2024
Jerome Powell from CNN thinks our economy is good and won’t lower interest rates in 2024. But, many folks are losing jobs and businesses are having a hard time. Plus, stuff we buy, like cereal, is getting pricier. Despite Powell’s words, life is getting harder and might become even more difficult. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Insurance Exodus – Why Your Policy Might Vanish Overnight!
“American National, an insurance company, is ending its services in California and seven other states. This is because it’s too expensive to pay for home repairs. Over 36,000 people will lose their insurance. Bad weather and fires are making things worse. This might cause more insurance companies to close. Check your insurance to stay safe!” …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
Your DMV Data SOLD for Pennies | I Allegedly
Dan from I Allegedly talks about personal data misuse, financial struggles, and natural pet care. It also covers baseball experiences, ‘shrinkflation’, property scams, and real estate issues. Lastly, it talks about restaurant closures, high room service costs, tetanus shot shortage, and a change in video output. It’s a mix of personal experiences and important updates. …Learn More, Click The Button Below….
