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I’ve watched both parties play games with your wallet for decades, and now Democrats want to run on affordability? Let me walk you through the numbers, because the record doesn’t lie.
Social media has turned an age-old spending problem into a financial catastrophe for an entire generation. The pressure to perform wealth online is now driving real people into real debt, and the numbers are staggering.
Every time the market hiccups, the parade of portfolio managers on CNBC rushes to update their ‘base case’ S&P forecast. I’m here to tell you that chasing those moving targets is one of the most dangerous things you can do with your money.
AI is moving fast, but the legal and financial liability framework is moving even faster behind the scenes. Before you trust an AI agent with your money, your car, or your life, you need to understand who actually gets stuck holding the bag when something goes wrong.
The 10-year Treasury crossing 5% has Wall Street in a panic, but I have been telling you this was coming for over two decades. Artificially suppressed interest rates were never going to hold forever, and the snapback is exactly what I predicted.
When interest rates rise, zombie companies get exposed. I want to walk you through exactly what a zombie company looks like and why finding them in your portfolio right now could be the most important financial move you make.
Social Security is already projected to cut benefits by nearly 25% within a few short years, and nobody in Washington is doing a single thing to fix it. Now a new bill in Congress wants to lower the retirement age to 60 for certain workers, which would drain the system even faster.
The AI infrastructure buildout is unlike anything this country has ever seen, and I mean that in both an exciting and deeply unsettling way. We are talking about $10.3 trillion in investment from 2025 to 2032, and most Americans have no idea what that kind of concentration risk actually means for their portfolios and their financial future.