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Interest Rates Could Snowball as US Debt Begins to “Spiral”
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Are rising interest rates putting pressure on the housing market and national debt? Join Dave Meyer as he dives into the implications of the U.S. national debt on real estate investors and everyday Americans. With the debt now surpassing the nation's GDP, real estate experts are concerned about how this could influence housing prices and mortgage rates. Learn about the historical trends and discover how political dynamics play a role in shaping the debt trajectory. How will soaring interest payments impact future planning for investors? Tune in for insights into the possible scenarios and their effect on the housing market.
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