We Are in A Bifurcated Economy. What Does That Mean for the Future? | Your Personal Bank Ep 48

We Are in A Bifurcated Economy. What Does That Mean for the Future? | Your Personal Bank Ep 48 | 08-06-24

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Ferenc Toth is founder of Your Personal Bank TM. He is passionate about helping people gain control of their money, create tax-favored income, and having access to more funds over their lifetime! Ferenc is a voice for common sense. He cuts through the noise to help us understand how current events affect our money, economy, and our freedom.

The economy is not normal.

– A recent CNN study reports 39% of Americans are concerned about paying their bills. In comparison, 37% were concerned about paying bills during the Great Recession in 2008 – 2009.

– Household debt has set a new record high.

– Credit card debt is at record highs. Banks are bracing for major loan defaults.

– 25% of Americans have resorted to skipping meals to avoid high food prices.

– The rate of increases of inflation is moderating, but the cumulative impact of several years of inflation has devastated buying power.

– The pressure is real. Everything is much more expensive than it was four years ago. This has devastated many household budgets.

– The 30,000 foot view is that employment is low, the economy is growing, and people are spending money.

– The reality on the ground is moderating inflation does not mean prices are going down. It just means prices are not increasing as fast as they were before.

– Primary cause of inflation is excess government spending.

– Interest on the debt is estimated to exceed $1.1 Trillion in 2024.

– This is equivalent to over 75% of personal income taxes collected. This is the largest revenue item for the federal government.

– Homeowners and those who own significant financial assets have done very well the past few years, but this leaves out huge segments of the population.

– 3 in 5 Americans believe we are in a recession.

– MarketWatch prediction: Stocks will not beat inflation over the next decade

– The S&P 500 to the M2 money supply valuation model is the most bearish since 1970.

– The M2 money supply Federal Reserve estimate of total money in circulation in the US.

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