As the City of Indianapolis becomes more progressive politically, physics of economics may impede this philosophy. Continue reading →
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State of Indiana Officially Takes Over Gary School System
State taxpayers are now on the hook for the financially broke school system. Continue reading →
Report: State of California Debt Hits $228 Billion
When real accounting methods are applied to California’s government money books, Continue reading →
Report: Social Security Faces Possible Cuts in 2019
While going through the 2016 Annual Report for Social Security and Medicare, I stumbled across the main theme Continue reading →
Not Good: Indiana Public Schools Facing Major Audit On Their Debt
Indiana public school districts need to get their finances in better shape and quit borrowing so much money. Continue reading →
State of California Pension Fund Cuts Have Begun
In January of this year, I posted about state pensions being in terrible financial shape. Recent news out of California reaffirms this premise.
Total Cost of the North Dakota Pipeline Protest
The environmental protest is done and now only trash is left behind. Continue reading →
Why The U.S. Needs to Get Rid of the Corporate Income Tax
The corporate tax only empowers special interests, makes U.S. business economically lethargic and stymies future economic growth. Continue reading →
Is The Commercial Real Estate Bubble About To Pop?
Low interest rates and fed printing presses has propelled the industry in the last 8 years….but that may be coming to an end. Continue reading →
Indiana Public School Teachers Need To Worry About Their Pension Fund and Not Politics
Every time I turn on social media or browse news sites, I see Indiana school teachers posting something against President Trump’s nominee for Secretary of Education, Betsy Devos. Continue reading →
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