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“You can’t compensate those kind of numbers,”

This problem becomes substantially worse every year. And FY2019 was a GOOD year!

The Santa Clara Valley is currently taking the biggest hit, in terms of home-value declines...

There are accounts that value the treasure at $10 billion...

Yet, it's "always smarter to use leverage to get more deals."

"Right?"

What can possibly go wrong?

On Friday evening, the government here in Puerto Rico made an announcement to local retirees that many of them would have their pensions cut... Poof. Just like that.

Not only do nearly half of America’s homeless people live in California, but four of the five American cities with the greatest incidences of unsheltered homelessness are in the Golden State...

Drive-thrus are a rarity for the Mexican chain that's better known for its long, slow moving lines inside...
 

"...Yes I know it sucks. My 5 year plan is to leave the state before it collapses financially any home value plummets." 

...and it's a ticking time bomb that could shock millions since they haven't planned for a recession.

On the other hand, California’s reputation for handing out free goodies has been a magnet for another class of people...

And among the key pieces of evidence in making the determination was - you guessed it - Elon Musk's Twitter account.

Guess which city takes the top spot?

What was that about the wage gap?

Americans may not be getting richer but at least fewer are forced to resort to begging.

Like so many other things that were once affordable, owning pets is increasingly pricey.

How do you raise $1 million for charity accidentally and turn into one of the best unwitting promoters of a giant beverage company at the same time, and then witness a massive fall from grace, embarrassing all involved?

The big divergence was, once again, political as Dems confidence slumped to 72.0 vs 75.7 and Reps confidence rose to 119.5 from 112.8

Spending slowed, inflation picked up, and the US economy saw the biggest annual contraction in core capex since Nov 2016

Just like in 2008, most Americans are living right on the edge financially, and so any sort of an economic downturn is going to be extremely painful for tens of millions of American families...