Tag: Debt

A Lame Duck Biden Could Put The World In Peril

November 29, 2024

by Ray Cardello

The title intimates that I am concerned about Joe Biden’s actions on the global stage during his last two months in office, but that would presume he is in power. We all know that Biden is not in charge, but we cannot pinpoint exactly who is calling the shots for this Manchurian president. Whoever it … Read more

Complicity Galore

February 24, 2024

by Jim Bowman

Beginning in 1789, America’s Constitutional form of limited governing took effect. As our new country became established, its authority was limited, as was its revenue – due to its meager tariff-based revenue – so if there was debt back then, it was minor and of brief duration.

Stupid Is as Stupid Does

October 25, 2023

by Steve Earle

When Hamas terrorists attacked and killed thousands of Jewish citizens, our current President Biden eventually did the right thing and supported Israel while condemning Hamas. That good thing isn’t lasting very long, though, as now he wants to send $2 billion of taxpayer relief money to Gaza.

Growing US Debt Menaces Liberty and Prosperity

August 25, 2023

by Op-Ed

Congress’ top priority this fall will be passing legislation funding the government and avoiding a “shutdown.” As of this writing, it appears unlikely that the Republican-controlled House will be able to make a deal with President Biden and the Senate Democrats on a long-term spending bill. Instead, they will likely pass a short-term funding bill … Read more

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SCOTUS Says No, Joe Says Yes!

July 18, 2023

by Ray Cardello

In one of the last rulings of the 2023 session, the Supreme Court of the United States decided that Joe Biden’s attempt to forgive up to $20,000 of current balances of student loans was unconstitutional.

How to Retire Without Debt

October 25, 2022October 25, 2022

by Guest Contributor

Retirement is something to which many people look forward throughout their careers. However, retiring with debt can put a damper on your fun and games.

Inflation Reduction Act Will Hurt America’s Middle Class

August 27, 2022

by Don

Democrats, including Sens. Maggie Hassan and Jeanne Shaheen, and Reps. Annie Kuster and Chris Pappas, apparently think that middle-income and poorer Americans are not suffering enough. Their votes for the misnamed Inflation Reduction Act will increase our suffering now; any benefits will be later. The IRA increases the spending that caused today’s painful 8.5% inflation. … Read more

Factors That Affect How Much Home You Can Afford

August 26, 2022August 26, 2022

by Guest Contributor

The home buying process can be exciting as you browse potential houses and find the perfect fit for your family. Before you settle on a house, however, you need to consider carefully how much house you can afford. How much home you can afford largely depends on your income, your debts, and your current financial situation. Keep reading to learn more about the factors that affect how much home you can afford.

What are The Five Basics of Money Management?

August 9, 2022August 5, 2022

by Op-Ed

Managing your money can be difficult, especially if you’re living paycheck to paycheck and having difficulty paying down your debt. So what are the five basics of money management? And how can they help you?

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Will China Joe Bail out Beijing With Your Life Savings?

July 14, 2022

by Steve MacDonald

For as long as I’ve been blogging, certain political factions have insisted that the government will take our savings. Be it 401K, other retirement money, or just your ordinary bank accounts, poof – gone. Well, that just happened in China, so it begs the question.

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Forgiving Your Student Loans Will Actually Cost You More – A lot More!

June 8, 2022June 8, 2022

by Steve MacDonald

If you fell for the pyramid scheme of modern higher learning, that’s your fault. An overpriced (increasingly) useless degree paid for with a loan that’s part of another Democrat campaign laundromat. And now you’re yelping for a bailout? Clearly, that degree is more useless than I imagined. You can’t even do simple math.

We Win. They Lose

March 13, 2022February 23, 2022

by Ray Cardello

We win. They lose—a brilliant simple statement by one of the great communicators of our time. Ronald Reagan crafted that statement as he did many others during his two terms as President of the United States.

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Did You Send Your Daughter To College to Become an Amature Online Porn Star?

February 23, 2022

by Steve MacDonald

Not that long ago, the internet invented OnlyFans. It’s an online video subscription service that allows you to share anything you think will attract an audience willing to pay you to look at it or watch it. Here’s their description of it.

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Death by a Thousand Cuts – Fisking “Goober’s” Blushing Endorsement of Biden’s Infrastructure Bill

December 3, 2021

by Op-Ed

“Goober for Gubnor” Jon Mogan wrote a blushing endorsement of Joe Biden’s infrastructure bill in a local paper. Us: Exactly whose view are you denoting? Biden’s fictitious 81 million voters?

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Nashua Isn’t Nashua Anymore

October 11, 2021

by Burt Janz

I moved into Nashua in 1982 the week after I was honorably discharged from the US Navy. It was still a relatively small “city” just north of the Massachusetts border. Main Street had a movie theater, there were practice soccer fields on Amherst Street, and the only mall was just off Exit 6.

Data Point – Who Keeps More of Your Money: You or the Government?

September 20, 2021

by Skip

“One would think that in a nation founded on liberty that we’d be free to spend more on personal consumption than the government takes from us. But that’s not the case.”

Maldives Hole Punctures Debt Trap Wall

August 31, 2021

by Guest Contributor

The Maldivian Government has been in a financial crisis since the early 1990s. To solve this problem, it decided to borrow money from China and other countries. However, after borrowing more than $1 billion, the Government faces issues with its foreign debts. This article will discuss how the Maldivians are struggling to repay their loans. … Read more

Nashua’s Recent Wallethub Ranking More a Cautionary Tale Than a Report to Brag About

July 18, 2021

by Op-Ed

Recently the Mayor of Nashua was pleased to be able to inform everyone who would listen that Nashua’s financial management was ranked FOURTH in a nationwide survey of one hundred and fifty cities. Somehow this result was proof the City Administration was not misallocating funds or overspending.

Biden Administration Says Highways Are Racist

June 3, 2021

by Steve MacDonald

Whoever is Running the Biden Administration (WRBA) want’s to remake America’s Highway system in its own image. In search of holes to fill with your great-grandchildren’s freshly printed money, they propose removing some highways because they are racist.

The Infrastructure of Racism with Regard to Racist Infrastructure

April 12, 2021

by Steve MacDonald

Everything is racist, and racism is everything except their racism. That’s not racist at all, and it’s not anti-racist because there’s no such thing because they say so.