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The morality of it aside, Social Security was probably a good deal for the first two or three generations that were forced to pay into it...
Millennials Are Slowest Generation To Hit 50% Homeownership; Rest Of Generation Fears Forever Renters
On the heels of some wild trading in the gold and silver pits today, apparently the bears didn't realize there is "no physical gold and silver available in any quantity."
Millennial homeownership rates badly trail other generations. Here's a look in pictures and an explanation for what's happening.
New mortgage rules are so absurd that only President Biden or other Progressive-minded economic illiterates could possibly have come up with them.
Prices of gold, and other precious metals, fell on Wednesday due to stronger U.S. yields and national currency.
It appears that the crisis facing auto dealerships is far more dire than any of us thought.
If you thought that zero rates and quantitative easing were a bad dream that we can all forget, you may be in for a surprise.
How Junk Economists Help The Rich Impoverish The Working Class
BlackRock Inc. will begin selling failed banks' securities Tuesday, launching a months-long process to help the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. offload $114 billion of assets it picked up from Silicon Valley Bank and Signature Bank.
U.S. gasoline prices rose for the third week in a row, rising $.076 per gallon from a week ago to $3.65 per gallon yesterday, new GasBuddy data showed, reaching the highest level since November 2022.
Peter Schiff recently appeared on Real America with Dan Ball to talk about the weakening US dollar, the less-than-stellar jobs report, and the trajectory of the economy.
J.B. Hunt Transport Services Inc., the fourth largest trucking company in the US, reported Monday first-quarter profit and revenue that missed expectations, as it explained volumes and revenue per truckload fell amid fears of a "freight recession."
Demand for California's new downpayment assistance program overwhelmed the system and depleted its $300 million budget in less than 12 days, with applications put on pause effective April 7, according to the housing finance agency.
As the dollar declines, so does Washington's power.
The Housing Bubble: Owners Trapped by Low-Rate Mortgages, Buyers Thwarted by High-Rate Mortgages
Friday saw US Treasury yields 10-12bps higher and the curve flatter after headline retail sales were lower but strong core, Michigan year-ahead inflation expectations leaped from 3.6% to 4.6%...
In talking this week with a friend about the United States seemingly imploding from within across multiple sectors, my friend stressed:
Over the past several months we've seen a series of progressively negative headlines over commercial real estate - predictions becoming more and more dire.
Future historians may say that the most significant event of 2023 had nothing to do with Donald Trump, other 2024 presidential candidates, or even the war in Ukraine.
Jeffrey Tucker, founder and president of the Brownstone Institute, joins Ernest Hoffman of Kitco News to explain why Bitcoin is rallying and how the Fed's monetary policy will drive the U.S. economy into recession. They also discuss the Treasury'
- A Recession Will Happen This Year
...And "Force The Fed To Restart QE" (Nothing Has Been The Same Since The Financial Crisis And COVID Economic Shutdowns)
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News)-As housing prices rise, more people in Southern Arizona are opting for a cheaper housing option on wheels.
And what happens next? Bubble symmetry: valuations fall at the same rate as they rose, declining back to the starting point over a roughly equivalent time duration.
Shadow lenders are circling commercial real estate, a large asset class that traditional banks and the bond market are increasingly backing away from, potentially forcing borrowers to start paying up for deals.
Analyst and financial writer John Rubino said in February, "We are in a debt and death spiral" that will force dramatic changes on the world.
Everyone can see the slow-motion train wreck that is unfolding right in front of our eyes, but nobody has a plan to stop it.
Burger King franchise with 118 restaurants files for bankruptcy after accruing debts of $14million triggering closures across six states: Will your local be closing?
John Sneisen (The Economic Truth) comes on the show to discuss The History of Bank Runs: Panic and Crisis in the Financial World