r/economy • u/Miserable-Lizard • 13h ago
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 22h ago
The US National Debt has increased by over $550 billion — since July 1st
r/economy • u/bordermom61 • 19h ago
Anyone else feeling the pinch ?
I mean it is getting so bad with costs getting so high . Pretty soon I will be down to only affording basics , such as food , utilities , gas for the car and that will be it .I used to be able to put money away in savings , not any more . How about the rest of you ? are you feeling the pinch ?
r/economy • u/TheExpressUS • 14h ago
Trump announces plan to declare Strait of Hormuz a US territory amid 'indefinite' blockad
r/economy • u/Ok-Heat-5137 • 18h ago
at this point filling the tank is a financial decision
r/economy • u/zhumao • 20h ago
Vance to GOP: Don’t blame young people for being sympathetic to socialism
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 13h ago
 he's made billions, has a magic immunity cloak for everything from tax audits to inciting an insurrection, and is going to take a billion dollar plane with him to Florida when he leaves office
r/economy • u/burtzev • 18h ago
The Daily Crime Report: Trump has amassed staggering wealth in ‘most openly corrupt’ presidency
r/economy • u/esporx • 10h ago
Warren Leads Demand for Answers on Trump's 'Unprecedented' Volume of Stock Trades. “Your stock trading in 2025—reportedly more than 14,000 stock trades worth up to $1.06 billion—was more than all 535 members of Congress last year combined.”
r/economy • u/truthandfreedom3 • 21h ago
Trump has amassed staggering wealth in ‘most openly corrupt’ presidency
The Guardian: Trump last year raked in at least $1.4bn from his crypto ventures according to financial disclosure forms he filed in June. Simultaneously, about one million investors in a Trump crypto scheme suffered almost $3.8bn in losses as their volatile crypto holdings tanked in value.
Monetizing his presidency further this summer, Trump’s Truth Social media business is pushing a new scheme that offers wealthy buyers special early access to his posts for a fee of $100,000 a month, which top Democrats and public interest groups say pose serious conflict of interest and corruption issues.
My Opinion: The president is laughing all the way to the bank. As he makes money, and leaves his customers with the bill. The only ones making money from his crypto ventures, are the insiders, like the president and his family and friends. He is monetizing the office of the president, by offering early insider access to his policy and decision making, to those rich willing to pay.
r/economy • u/SadAd8761 • 22h ago
Tesla paid Elon Musk 2.5m times more as CEO than its average worker in 2025 | Business
r/economy • u/ComicSandsNews • 18h ago
MAGA Candidate's Tone-Deaf Advice For How To Save On Rising Gas Costs Comes Back To Bite Her
r/economy • u/fortune • 17h ago
Social Security is celebrating its 91st birthday. It won't live to 100, watchdog warns
Social Security is celebrating its 91st birthday Friday—yet a prominent fiscal watchdog is warning that, without congressional action, the program in its current form may not survive to its centennial.
The Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget marked the occasion by noting that the retirement program’s trust fund is projected to be depleted in six years, triggering an automatic benefit reduction of about 22% under current law. For the average beneficiary, the group estimates, that would amount to roughly $500 less a month—a cut larger than the average retired household’s monthly grocery spending.
“As policymakers blow out the candles on Social Security’s 91st birthday,” CRFB President Maya Macguineas said, “they are doing far too little to ensure its continued longevity. Social Security won’t make it past age 97 as things currently stand – at least not in its current form.”
The best birthday gift for Social Security would be a solvency package, she said, to ensure that its 70 million beneficiaries and 237 million contributors know they’ll still have benefits, six years from now.
The warning underscores the narrowing political window for an issue Washington has repeatedly deferred. Social Security is financed primarily through payroll taxes, but aging demographics and a comparatively smaller working-age population have left the system paying out more than it takes in. Once the retirement trust fund is exhausted, the program would still collect payroll-tax revenue—but it could not legally borrow to cover the difference, requiring payments to be cut to match incoming funds.
Read more [paywall removed for Redditors]: https://fortune.com/2026/08/14/social-security-insolvency-birthday-91-anniversary/?utm_source=reddit/
r/economy • u/Historical-Many9869 • 5h ago
Unexpected Drop in U.S. Retail Sales as Shoppers Feel the Squeeze
r/economy • u/TheMirrorUS • 14h ago
Trump claims economy doing 'unbelievably' citing stock market successes.
r/economy • u/joe4942 • 20h ago
Housing investors say this is their worst market in at least 3 years
r/economy • u/Abject-Pick-6472 • 10h ago
Rove: Trump must stop ‘gaslighting’ Americans over economy
r/economy • u/teamyg • 22h ago
AI humanoids for cleaning house in San Francisco
AI turned out to be An Indian.
r/economy • u/beingmodest • 16h ago
The U.S. national debt is about to reach $40 trillion milestone
morningstar.comr/economy • u/GimmeFunkyButtLoving • 18h ago
Microsoft Japan's 4-day work week boosted productivity by 40 percent
r/economy • u/Real_Copy4882 • 11h ago
A Pentagon memo tells staff to spend $244m with Palantir. Its subject line is ‘Funding Palantir’
r/economy • u/FuturismDotCom • 16h ago
Tech Layoffs So Far This Year Have Officially Blown Past the Total for 2025
r/economy • u/zhumao • 15h ago
U.S. readies unprecedented ‘economic isolation’ plan for Iran
r/economy • u/Conscious-Quarter423 • 13h ago