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Don St. Clair, CFP®

@donstclairjr

Husband of Deborah. Pilot of Aircraft. Ambassador of Possibility. Helping self-employed professionals turn Debt & Taxes into Savings & Investment™️ since 1990.

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Your case is that government budget deficits are NOT surpluses for some other sector in the economy? Or that she is NOT calling for tax increases in order to reduce the government budget deficit/non-government sector surplus.

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“Jia Genliang..co-author of the new book Modern Monetary Theory in China and a professor at the Renmin University of China in Beijing said…We don’t need to fear even if trade surplus becomes zero, because we can replace exports with a higher fiscal deficit.”

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As if we’re all going to wake up one day and demand to be paid less % on fewer risk-free savings accounts. 🙃 youtu.be/rmVWId1Wg3k

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Never mind that the Fed has remitted perhaps a trillion dollars TO THE Treasury since 2004. Literally, like there are receipts. Maybe it’s the Treasury Sec that needs accounting.

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Experian A9. I think people need to think holistically about emergency funds and savings - I believe Roth accounts can be great emergency and unexpected cost vehicles. Additionally, so can HELOCs and security backed lending strategies. You can borrow to deal with short term cash flow

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A comparison of political violence by left-wing, right-wing, and Islamist extremists in the United States and the world - PMC pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC93…

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Just listened to the Odd Lots episode w/ Jim Cramer and am genuinely curious: if EMH is built on neoclassical foundations—and those, in turn, rest on loanable funds theory—how can Joe Weisenthal embrace both EMH and MMT at once? Stephanie Kelton Tracy Alloway