America’s Middle Class in 2024: Aging Vehicles, $300 Carts of Groceries, and Mountains of Credit Card Debt
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—Have things been getting better for the middle class, or have things been getting worse? Needless to ...
Tag: Debt
U.S. Credit Card Debt Rises to Average of More Than $10,000 per Household
(By Carleen Johnson at The Center Square)—The average American household credit card balance as of the third quarter of 2024 ...
Foreign Investors Keep Buying US Debt as Domestic Demand Slows: Treasury Data
(The Epoch Times)—Foreign investment in U.S. bonds surged for the fifth consecutive month as Treasury securities offer attractive yields. Treasury ...
The US Government’s Debt Crisis: Why Bankruptcy Is Unavoidable and What It Means for You
(International Man)—The US government can no longer delay or disguise its impending bankruptcy. The US federal government has the biggest ...
Why America’s Soaring Debt Is Biggest Threat to US Dollar
(Daily Signal)—The United States’ federal debt has soared to $35.3 trillion. In less than a year, the federal government has increased ...
The World Has Accumulated a $315 Trillion Mountain of Debt, and Global Events Will Soon Bring It Crashing Down
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—I suppose that congratulations are in order. It is no small feat to pile up a debt ...
Tens of Millions of Americans Are “Trapped” in an Endless Cycle of Debt That Is Sucking the Life Out of Them Financially
(The Economic Collapse Blog)—Did you know that U.S. households are 17,690,000,000,000 dollars in debt? Of course household debt is only ...
David Stockman on the $1.3 Trillion Elephant in the Room
(International Man)—These people have to be stopped! We are talking about the nation’s unhinged monetary politburo domiciled in the Eccles ...
The US Federal Debt Has Gone Parabolic
(International Man)—The federal debt has been recently increasing by $1 trillion every 100 days. That’s $10 billion per day, $416 ...
Massive Deficit Spending Tows US Economy Forward
(Schiff)—Rampant government spending continues to mask fundamental weaknesses in the US economy. Recently, national debt grew much faster than the economy ...
