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America's national debt is closing in on $40 trillion, but Jerry Robinson says the debt total itself may not be the biggest warning.

The real story is the rising cost of financing it.

Recent Treasury auctions have produced the highest 10-year and 30-year auction yields in decades as investors demand greater compensation to lend Washington money. Meanwhile, ...

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America’s national debt is rapidly approaching $40 trillion, while the federal government is projected to spend roughly $7.4 trillion this fiscal year.

There is no pandemic, no economic depression, and no declared world war. Yet Washington continues operating as though the country is facing a permanent emergency.

In Episode 515, economist Jerry Robinson ask...

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For decades, dividend-paying companies have quietly built enormous wealth for patient investors.

In Episode #514, Jerry Robinson explains why dividend growth remains one of the most overlooked drivers of long-term investment success. Learn the difference between Dividend Achievers, Dividend Aristocrats, and Dividend Kings, why chasing high dividend yields can be dange...

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Artificial intelligence may feel like it lives in the cloud, but the cloud runs on electricity.

In this episode of Follow the Money, Jerry Robinson explores one of the most overlooked investment themes of the AI revolution: power.

In Segment One, Jerry explains why exploding demand from AI data centers is creating new challenges for the electric grid and wh...

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A brand-new investment account for children is now available, and many parents and grandparents are wondering whether it deserves a place in their family's financial plan.

In this episode, Jerry Robinson explains how Trump Accounts work, who qualifies for the federal $1,000 seed contribution, how these accounts compare to kid Roth IRAs, and why early investing may be ...

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