Diversity and Merit will save America

As a naturalized American and immigrant, the 4th of July holiday has given me reason to reflect about America and Western society, especially with the recent news events like the violence in Europe, and the decision of the US Supreme Court to ban affirmative action as a basis for school acceptance. 

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Small US colleges are closing down

A recent trend in the US is the closure of many smaller colleges. The lack of enrollment, compounded by higher inflation and uncertain economic times, has caused many young people to reevaluate whether they will pursue higher education or just go straight to the workforce.

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Overboard on credit card debt?

Just like our national debt that is already almost at $31Tn, it appears that the national credit card debt is following in its footsteps. If left unchecked, both have the potential to cause untold misery. 

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Addicted to Debt

Credit is just a tool, but it needs to be used wisely. You need that sense that unless you know how you’ll pay for something and when, don’t use debt as a crutch. 

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What is Fed Now?

The Fed has announced its alternative to the archaic SWIFT messaging system with something called FedNow. What exactly will FedNow have to offer?

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Tokenizing Real Estate opens new possibilities

A new trend that has come up recently is to tokenize real estate (or the company that owns the real estate) using blockchain tokens. While it might be hard for some to imagine a world without brokers, contract lawyers, and the like, this is what companies in the space are working on.

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Predicting how people will spend is tricky

Looking at data from think tanks, research groups, and consumer sentiment/home finance sources might give you an aggregate picture of what is going on across the country. But sometimes, to predict behavior requires putting yourself in the shoes of hard working Americans.

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