How Do Billionaires Avoid Tax on $8.5 Trillion?

The staggering accumulation of $8.5 trillion in untaxed assets by America’s wealthiest has sparked a critical conversation on the need for a billionaire income tax. This revelation highlights the vast economic divide and the pressing need for tax reform to ensure fair contributions from the ultra-rich. The Wealth Gap Exposed Recent findings by Americans for … Read more

Why Millionaires Are Trying to Identify as Middle Class?

Feeling “rich” is an increasingly elusive concept in contemporary society. Even among those with substantial financial resources, only a mere 8% characterize themselves as truly wealthy. The Perception of the Upper Middle Class A recent Ameriprise Financial survey reveals the intriguing fact that approximately 60% of investors with $1 million or more of investable assets … Read more

15 Signs the Housing Market is Teetering Between Boom and Bust

The ever-fluctuating housing market has been the topic of speculation for decades. Financial experts, economists, and even regular home buyers often wonder about the stability of this sector. While it’s impossible to predict the future with certainty, there are certain signs that can provide clues. Here, we’ll explore key indicators – some suggesting a crash … Read more

San Diego Renters Hit Hard as Housing Prices Skyrocket

San Diego, known for its stunning beaches and vibrant culture, is now gaining notoriety for a less desirable reason: its soaring housing costs. With the average price of single-family homes exceeding $960,000 and rental prices skyrocketing, residents are feeling the pressure.  The Rental Reality Zillow reports that the median rent for a one-bedroom apartment in … Read more

Government’s $1 Trillion Borrowing Frenzy Is Only Getting Worse

As the Federal Reserve holds off on raising interest rates, there’s still a cloud of financial uncertainty looming. Let’s break down what all this borrowing means for Americans, especially with elections around the corner. Rate Pause Explained The Federal Reserve might not raise interest rates further, but that doesn’t mean rates will stop climbing. U.S. … Read more

How Divorce After 50 Hits the Heart and the Wallet

Long-term marriage vows were once seen as unbreakable, yet people over 50 are increasingly parting ways.  Older Americans Are Divorcing A 2022 study from The Journal of Gerontology reports that 36% of divorcing Americans are over 50. This surge in “gray divorce”  presents challenges and implications extending well beyond the couple.  Decades of Wealth Need … Read more