The consumer is maxed out. They need more stimulus in order to continue this economy. And of course, stocks need their artificial boost as well. The U.S. consumer is maxed out. Consumer sentiment is down heavily. Real estate continues to …
by David Morgan of The Morgan Report Buying with plastic doesn’t just eliminate a barrier to buying. It actively encourages purchases. After repeated credit-card purchases over time, the brain learns to anticipate the rewards of credit-card shopping. Watch this video on Do Credit …
Last month when looking at the latest bank balance sheets, we showed that something was “terminally broken” in the US financial system: specifically, we showed that a “stunning divergence” had emerged between the total deposits at big banks which had just …
If you’re still writing a check to pay your rent and dropping it off at your landlord’s house every month because you’re not getting sucked into paying that extra 55 cents to mail it (saving you a whopping $6.60 a …
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Even with note cards his handlers gave him that instruct his dumb ass as to exactly what to say, this imbecile continues to embarrass himself and embarrass the United States before the entire world: h/t Zovalex
Dr Ten penny gives a testimony like NO OTHER! Everybody is in shock h/t Buzzcheeze
Everything Biden does is a lie – so it’s no surprise Biden’s cheat sheet in England is all Trump-bashing based on absolute lies. Creepy and corrupt Joe Biden found himself in England this past week. We’re not sure if he …
https://www.zerohedge.com/markets/jpmorgan-others-unveil-credit-cards-people-no-credit-scores After a year of clamping down on new credit card, mortgage, and commercial loan issuance in the aftermath of the COVID pandemic, US commercial banks are planning to issue credit cards to people with no credit scores. WSJ reports …
From Birch Gold Group You might think a gift card should be something you just can’t put a negative spin on. While the recipient might not always be perfectly content with the available choice of the store or what can be …
NEW YORK (WPIX) — Police on Tuesday arrested two former employees of the New York City Medical Examiner’s Office on allegations they stole credit cards from multiple bodies in the city’s custody and charged thousands in unauthorized purchases, according to …
Using credit cards stimulates the brain’s reward system and an urge for further spending, according to a recent study from MIT that examined the neuroscience of buying things. Credit card shopping tells us to “step on the gas” and leads to more …
By Chris Black The US financial market is often referred to by insiders as a casino. Trading is commonly described as “playing the stock market”. Why? Because it is a casino, and obviously, the house never loses. Only the bumpkins …
by jakfrist Since the summary table is all anyone cares about, here it is up front. I apologize in advance if any of this is incorrect, I aggregated it by hand in Excel Issuer Card Name Card Reward Level …
A new study details how Americans manage credit cards and how stressful credit debt can be. Commissioned by Clever Real Estate and conducted by online polling software Pollfish, the report looked at 1,000 survey responses of Americans who owned at least one …
FOX News host Sean Hannity opened his Friday show with a stunning announcement– Sean Hannity: “The Deep State House of Cards — Mark My Words — It’s About to Come Crumbling Down” Sean Hannity: “Everything We’ve Been Revealing about the …
by tripster202 It’s best not to use a debit card at all, if you can help it. Card readers grab data off a credit or debit card’s magnetic strip without your knowledge, with some pump skimming devices being capable …
by njc2o For me, its for the rewards and security. To get more specific: Security. When you use a debit card out in the world, you’re giving the world a more direct line to your actual money. Every time …
by whoami-now I received one of these as a gift for $50. I activated it today only to find out that it is a checking account, and because so, I am required to enter personal information (by law) for the …
David Jensen interviewed by Sean of SGTreport David Jensen emailed me recently to say “all hell is breaking loose in the Palladium markets” and as David explains it, the unallocated paper precious metals Ponzi scheme may come unraveled once and for all due to …
via tomluongo: “Here’s where we hold ’em by the nose, and kick ’em in the ass” — Patton If you ever want to know who’s losing an argument simply look at who’s doing the most threatening. Not who’s shouting the loudest …
From Birch Gold Group On Wednesday, the Dow tanked 832 points. It represents the 3rd largest one-day point collapse of the Dow in history, and it doesn’t seem like we’re finished yet. On Thursday, the Dow toppled further, closing down another 545 points. …
by dlister70 It’s been one year since I started my new credit life. I have had credit cards since I was 18, but I was never responsible with them. I paid minimum payments for nearly 20 years. It took until …
by DCG Works for me. From NBC: The Trump administration announced a proposed rule Saturday that would make it harder to obtain visas or green cards for immigrants already in the U.S. legally, as well as those seeking to enter, if they have …
by OfficialHavik Usually the first sign of a downturn is when default rates for various kinds of debt rise (credit card, auto loan, etc.). Here’s an article from the NYpost talking about it. https://nypost.com/2018/08/11/more-americans-are-defaulting-on-their-credit-cards-analyst/ Despite a booming economy, many …
by Lynette Zang of ITM Trading Question 1. Daniel S: what becomes the value of your holdings in precious metals if currency becomes entirely digital, no more banknotes – and therefore totally out of one’s control? Question 2. Matthew B: In a SHTF …
https://youtu.be/fvXOfq3AB8s The EU parliament will vote on Article 13 in less than a month. Article 13 will get rid of “fair use”, will make platform operators reliable for coypright infringements of its users (the only way to not be held …
by ConqueringDebt I am a late 20’s millennial who enjoys the finer things in life, like craft beer and keeping my 17 year old Subaru Outback running. I was very happy trudging my way through life slowly paying down my …
Im not saying anything about this being the Mark of the Beast, but it still not good at all. Once they get this into everybody’s heads as the “normal thing to do”, what’s next? via businessinsider: Some 3,000 Swedish people …
