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The DEA War on Your Wallet
by Ted Bauman August 22, 2016 Government & Politics
Under the guise of asset forfeiture, DEA agents routinely spy on our travel plans so they can steal our money … all in the name of the pointless “war on drugs.”
Breaking the American Consumer
by Jeff Opdyke August 10, 2016 U.S. Economy
Every bit of economic data is dished up for consumption. A one-off snapshot that says nothing about the true state of the U.S. economy … that a consumer-driven downturn on the way.
Goodbye Austerity, Hello Big Government Spending
by Jeff Yastine August 9, 2016 Government & Politics
One of the rare things that Clinton and Trump both agree on is bigger government spending. Austerity is out. Infrastructure spending is in, and you’re going to pay for it.
Canada The Trouble With a Northern Escape Plan Canada: The Trouble With a Northern Escape Plan
by Ted Bauman August 8, 2016 Offshore Solutions
Internet searches for “moving to Canada” have spiked to all-time highs, but if you’re thinking about moving to Canada if the election doesn’t go your way, we have some bad news…
Jobs Data You Can't Afford to Ignore Jobs Data You Can’t Afford to Ignore
by Jocelynn Smith August 6, 2016 U.S. Economy
Wall Street celebrated on Friday, roaring higher July’s jobs data. But it’s too early to give the all-clear, and it’s definitely far too early for the Fed to start raising rates.

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