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The U.S. breaking debt records is sounding like a broken record. Yet, the national debt has again shattered another record. It has soared past $36 trillion.

“Did the era of stagflation just begin?” asks The Kobeissi Letter, a prominent financial journal. The unsettling combination of stagnant growth, surging prices, high interest rates...

After holding interest rates near record highs for two years, the Fed issued their second cut since September. Motivated by recession fears, the cut is meant to help spur a lagging job market.

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares for his second term, Americans are wondering how his economic policies might impact their retirement savings. Trump has promised relief through tax cuts and aims to revitalize economic growth. But his policies could have unintended adverse effects on retirement security.

Trump won! The President-elect is ready to take back America and fix it. Projected to win the presidency and gain Republican control over the House...

With economic and political turmoil, rate cuts, rising unemployment, and global conflict, one pillar of the economy is quietly slipping into deep trouble: real estate. Commercial real estate (CRE) is experiencing some of the highest delinquency and foreclosure rates since the 2008 financial crisis...

The stock market’s high-flying days could be coming back down to earth, and investors may need a new plan. Goldman Sachs is warning that the next 10 years would be a "lost decade" for stocks.

In this tense, neck-and-neck election, uncertainty is reaching new heights. A sense of instability is rippling through Main Street to Wall Street. Investors are bracing for more volatility.

This week, the BRICS Summit in Russia set into motion a shift that could forever alter the global economy. Leaders from 24 countries and delegations from 32 nations gathered to challenge the long-standing dominance of the U.S. dollar.

The bill for America's soaring national debt is coming due - with a staggering amount of interest! Over a trillion dollars in 2024 alone. Unfortunately, it appears unlikely that this debt will be paid off, leaving future generations to grapple with the fallout...