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Like Social Security for Kids
April 12, 2021 In a sky-is-blue revelation, it turns out Americans who are eligible for $1,400 direct payments under the American Rescue Plan support direct
Debt as Rocket Fuel
April 5, 2021 It seems the U.S. economy is set to take off. The Commerce Department reported in February that fourth quarter 2020 gross domestic
Recovery Efforts Widen American Divide
March 22, 2021 We’ve discussed letter-based economic recovery patterns in the past. This is when a recovery path takes the form of a letter in
Panic, Euphoria, and Grandma’s Stock Picks
March 15, 2021 There is good news on the pandemic. Vaccinations are up. Cases are down, as are deaths. This brings hope for everyone. But
9 Million Reasons There Could Be Another Recession
March 8, 2021 Here’s one for the “this could never be good news” file. By the end of the year, a third of U.S. small
The Worst Kind of Inflation
March 1, 2021 Not so long ago, retiring with a comfortable nest egg took time, but it was possible. From the late 1960s to 2007
An Electrifying Bubble Waiting to Burst?
February 22, 2021 If you don’t think there’s a bubble brewing in the stock market, look no further than Tesla. The electric car maker’s stock
The Exploding American Poverty Rate
February 15, 2021 As the COVID-19 pandemic spikes again and federal stimulus trails need, the U.S. poverty rate is exploding at a rate never seen
Airlines Creeping Back, But It’s a Long Haul
February 8, 2021 Many people travelled over the holiday period, prompting a rebound in U.S. air traffic. Looking at Transportation Security Administration (TSA) checkpoint crossings
The Outlier Year’s Outliers
February 1, 2021 For many reasons, 2020 won’t soon be forgotten. But it stood out in history because five events occurred that we’ve never encountered
Not Enough Paychecks Protected
January 25, 2021 We’ve discussed how the big corporate fish are getting bigger and the gruesome reality that this pandemic is unleashing for small businesses.
The Misguidedness of Forgiving Student Loans
January 18, 2021 Want to hear a universally bad idea? Many of the most liberal Democrats want to give away $1.6 trillion in outstanding student
