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Helping couples & parents learn how to invest, make more money, payoff debt, & manage finances together 🎉Free investing guide! 210k on IG: @financiallyengaged

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Lyn Alden gave one of the clearest breakdowns of why the U.S. is on an unstoppable fiscal path—and why Bitcoin matters more than ever because of it. @LynAldenContact walks through the numbers behind the federal deficit, interest expenses, Social Security, and the structural changes that happened post-2008. The short version? We’re in a new era. One where the government can’t slow down even if it wanted to. The debt is compounding. The interest expense is rising. The trust funds are running dry. And the political will to do anything about it doesn’t exist. Her phrase: “Nothing stops this train.” Not because of ideology, but because of math—and human nature. This isn’t hyperinflation doom-talk. It’s a sober look at what happens when a system built on ever-growing debt reaches its limits—and why Bitcoin, with its fixed supply and transparent rules, is the opposite of that system. Highly recommend watching this one all the way through.
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The S&P 500 is down 25% for the year The market being down is not unique. This is part of the process. Remember the below to manage your expectations & emotions On average, pullbacks of 5% occur 2-3 times per year, 10% about every 2 years and 20% about every 7 years Stay calm
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Ally Bank increases their online savings account interest rate to 2.10% Still not a lot compared to inflation, but it's still where I'd park both my emergency fund + home down-payment savings (if it were my 1st home purchase)
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Sure would be a problem if 37% of U.S. public debt had a maturity of less than a year while yields went from 0% to 4%...
The Interest Expense on US Public Debt rose to $716 billion over the past year, a record high. At the current pace it will soon be the largest line item in the Federal budget, surpassing Social Security.
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Financially Engaged retweeted
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