The downfall of Daily Wire and Ramsey Solutions has to be studied. Once majorly profitable organizations have seen their viewership numbers collapse. Ben Shapiro viewership on YouTube down over 80% and without Dave Ramsey views barely surpass 100k on YouTube.
Absolute turmoil inside Ramey Solutions. Ken Coleman leaving over a failed rebrand and low viewers, Jade Warshaw had a massive book flop, and Rachel Cruze had her show cancelled. The Ramsey personalities turns out have no true following outside of Dave directing them traffic.
@ramit I’ve seen plenty of officers making above 750k as a public accountant. Form 1125-E discloses officer compensation and stock owned. Lots of people making over $750k while having zero stock ownership in the company.
If the government allowed you to opt out social security taxes would you? My wife and I pay over 30k in FICA between our share and employer contributions annually, which I would love to be able to keep in my pocket. We can’t afford a new vehicle, and this would be a lifeline.
This is the American economy since the 1980s. Private equity buys a great American business in operations since the 1950s. Strips every bit of value out of the company, leverages the company to the hilt, and completely kills the business in under 3 years.
Politicians will literally tell you they need young people in the health insurance pool, so they can pay sky high premiums, not get sick, and de facto subsidize all the older and sick people. Young people keep getting screwed in this country.
The coffee I buy from the store has gone up by more than 70% this year. Clearly the tariffs are getting passed on to consumers. American citizens are paying these taxes.
According to the WSJ, the median millennial is the wealthiest generation in history at their age, even when adjusting for inflation. They are significantly more well off than their boomer parents. Do you agree?
Real Deal reporting there’s billions of dollars in mortgage fraud, and many have ties to heavily Orthodox Jewish communities in Lakewood, New Jersey; Brooklyn; and Monsey, New York. The scheme involved making up rental income and fake transactions to obtain loan financing.
From WSJ on Cape Coral housing market. “The asking price started at $675,000, but the seller has cut it to less than $500,000, about $100,000 below the purchase price. It has been on and off the market for a year and has received zero offers.”
What should we do with all the wasted office space across the country? It’s permanently impaired and millions of Sq Ft will never be used again, especially with AI wiping out white collar jobs.