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Dan, I Allegedly, 1/6/26
"Real Estate Disaster -
Zillow Predicts a 2026 Slowdown"
"Real estate might be heading for a slow year in 2026! Zillow CEO Jeremy Waxman shares insights that point to a slowdown in prices and sales. From high mortgage rates to unrealistic price expectations, the market is facing challenges that could reshape the industry. As always, I’ve got you covered with the latest news and views, including stories about bizarre property sales, celebrity financial woes, and much more. Plus, we’re exploring Las Vegas during CES and checking out cool spots like Hell's Kitchen and Dining Eataly at Park MGM."
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EconoSilicon, 1/6/26
"The Average American is Over $100,000 in Debt Now"
"America’s household debt has silently crossed a breaking point. From credit cards and auto loans to medical bills and student debt, the typical American is now buried under more than $100,000 in total obligations - a number that would have been unthinkable not long ago. Families are juggling record-high interest rates, shrinking savings, and wages that no longer cover the basics. Meanwhile, delinquencies are rising across credit cards, auto loans, and personal loans at the fastest pace in over a decade.
This video breaks down why the debt crisis is accelerating, how inflation eroded buying power, why millions rely on buy-now-pay-later apps for groceries, and why so many households are trapped in a financial system designed to keep them borrowing forever. We’ll explore the numbers behind the collapse: rising insurance costs, medical debt that follows people for years, auto payments now averaging $700–$800 a month, and credit-card interest rates hitting levels not seen in modern history. If you want to understand why America’s financial foundation is cracking, how we reached the $100,000-per-person tipping point, and what it means for the next recession, this is a must-watch."
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