Everybody is a borrower and a lender in today’s economy. Every time a person taps, swipes, or inserts their credit card, they are borrowing money from a credit lender, even if it Continue Reading
Andrew Moran
Economics Correspondent at LibertyNation.com and LNGenZ.com. Andrew has written extensively on economics, business, and political subjects for the last decade. He also writes about economics at Economic Collapse News and commodities at EarnForex.com. He is the author of “The War on Cash.” You can learn more at AndrewMoran.net.
Everybody is a borrower and a lender in today’s economy. Every time a person uses a credit card, they are borrowing money from a credit lender. In each transaction, interest is involved. Continue Reading
It seems like everything is put on credit these days. From lunch and movie tickets to paying for a college degree, consumers are living on borrowed money. Governments are also relying on Continue Reading
It seems like everything is put on credit these days. From lunch and movie tickets to paying for a college degree, consumers are living on borrowed money. Governments are also relying on Continue Reading
It has been more than a decade since the Great Recession ended. In what was the worst economic event since the Great Depression, the financial crisis wreaked havoc on both U.S. and Continue Reading
You have probably heard by now that the national debt is the biggest it has ever been and that it’s only growing, as each year sees a new record high. Many fiscal conservatives Continue Reading
You have probably heard by now that the national debt is the biggest it has ever been and that it’s only growing, as each year sees a new record high. But what Continue Reading
You have probably heard by now that the national debt is the biggest it has ever been and that it’s only growing, as each year sees a new record high. But what Continue Reading
The United States is the world’s largest economy, recording a national output of $21.526 trillion. Businesses are at the forefront of global innovation as private companies continue to produce goods and services Continue Reading
The United States is the world’s largest economy, recording a national output of $21.526 trillion. Private companies produce goods and services the entire planet enjoys daily. From the Apple iPhone to a Continue Reading