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Pending home sales in October dropped to the lowest level since the National Association of Realtors began tracking them in 2001.
Americans panic-bought boats, jet skis, campers, UTVs, ATVs, and anything with a motor that could be ridden in the great outdoors during Covid.
Thanks to soaring inflation, the typical American household must spend $11,434 more in 2023 to achieve that quality of life, according to an analysis of government data, CBS News reported.
If you do things the right way, in the long run you will get positive results. But if you do things the wrong way, in the long run you will get negative results.
Once a symbol of America's economic might and accepted as a global coin of the realm, they have fallen badly out of favor, with serious consequences for taxpayers, investors, and financial markets.
What's no longer affordable is eventually jettisoned, including high-rent homes and apartments.
The Government Debt Crisis That We Have Been Warned About For Decades Is Happening Right Now
Fears over incentivizing global conflicts are rising as the Biden administration requests more than $105 billion in supplemental security spending.
Deutsche Bank economists say the Federal Reserve will create more inflation in 2024.
Why are big banks suddenly rushing to shut down so many local branches all over the nation?
With existing home sales collapsing to their lowest SAAR since 2010, new home sales are the only pillar left holding up any hope in the US housing market.
If you are wondering why so many Americans are stressed about their finances these days, just look at the numbers.
If Black Friday is a bust, it may be a harbinger of what the mainstream has long considered impossible: the American consumer is well and truly tapped out.
We just read that the federal government is running its largest deficit as a percentage of GDP outside of WWII period. Another great achievement!
The term "Black Friday" to describe the day after Thanksgiving Day in the United States first became more widely known in the 1980s.
Just when you thought every inflation related economic term was used up, CNBC headlines: 'Funflation' drives sporting event ticket prices up a whopping 25%
The annual ritual known as Black Friday takes on renewed significance in 2023. This year's shopping extravaganza will serve as a litmus test for the strength of the American consumer and, consequently, the broader health of the US economy.
Kiev has more than doubled its Treasury holdings since February 2022, according to calculations by RIA Novosti
Rebunked #139 | The Impending Monetary Collapse | John Sneisen
"Interest on the federal debt is now so immense that it's consuming 40% of all personal income taxes… If federal finances continue on their current path, we are only a few years from the entirety of income taxes being needed to finance the debt
More Problems With The Banks: JPMorgan Chase, Bank Of America And Wells Fargo Have All Had Their Ratings Downgraded
Fed Faces Staggering Losses: Trillions in Treasury and Mortgage Bonds Bought Over the Decade Now Valued at $6.4 Trillion, Sparking Concerns of Further Bank Bailouts
America wasn't meant to be an empire, but a land of individual liberty. Empires destroy liberty. Why must our money be taken from us for weapons and endless war?
More Problems With The Banks: JPMorgan Chase, Bank Of America And Wells Fargo Have All Had Their Ratings Downgraded
Happy holidays! Motorists face cheapest Thanksgiving gas prices since the pandemic as price of a gallon falls to $3.29
19 months in a row!
Author and retired economics professor Tom DiLorenzo, recently chosen to be the new president of the Mises Institute, discusses a variety of topics: how government agencies manipulate the public for bigger budgets, the problem with the "big business"
International Man: Everyone knows that the US government has been bankrupt for many years. But we thought it might be instructive to see its current cash-flow situation.
11 Signs That U.S. Consumers Are In Very Serious Trouble As We Head Into The Final Stretch Of 2023
Can an economy in which 10% of the households qualify as middle class claim to offer widespread opportunities for secure prosperity? No, it cannot.
