The income earned generates tax revenue and consumer spending, furthering the economic impact.

Here's one more proof that stimulus plans aren't really helping the consumers: While commercial loans grew exponentially in 2020-2021, consumer loans have seen a steep decline: What is more surprising is that I recently read a study showing the confidence of consumer's in their chances to get accepted for a loan in 2020 compared to 2019.The overwhelming majority (71%) think that its chances of getting approved for a loan improved in 2020. 

But first, make sure you have consumed a ton of MHP information via podcasts, books and even courses.

having more comments:- if US gov is fourth world country and by doing unlimited printing, for sure hyperinflation already occurred and that currency is cut by half- but since 4-5 G4 banks is also expanding their balance sheet, so everybody increasing their circulated money supply regardless - since most country especially Asia is relying upon to export to US and Europe consumer, these money printing doesn't matter - the real threat is if Dollar is replaced with another currency such as digital yuan, now that would become a big problem, but wouldn't happen soon because other country doesn't want to rely upon China.

I agree with others to consume as much info as possible.

I would be consuming information.

It's too time-consuming and expensive.

I have little consumer debt but not very much money in savings.

Our country is so busy over regulating everything and "protecting" the so-called consumer, that IMHO, it is the businesses who now need protection.I long for times past when people where expected to be responsible for their own actions and had some freaking self respect.

You your saying to focus on paying off consumer debt before saving and once i would have $5,000 left over after closing on a house is when i know im ready for my first purchase?