The National Debt, Mortgage Rates, and Inflation by REI INK As of June 2026, U.S. national debt stands at $39.2 trillion according to Treasury data. That figure is growing by eye-watering sums: For the first eight months of fiscal year 2026, the Congressional Budget Office (CBO) reports that the...
The Economy and the Single-Family Asset Class by REI INK The U.S. national debt stands at more than $39 trillion. According to Treasury data, updated retrospectively for May 18, the debt landed at $39,008,999,901,378.68. According to the Congressional Budget Office (CBO), the national debt is...
The Economy, Single-Family Asset Class, and Cost of War by REI INK According to the U.S. Treasury Department, as of April 20, 2026, the US national debt is hovering at $39.1 trillion, resulting in approximately $114,000 to $116,000 per person. This figure represents the share of the total federal...
National Debt and the Cost of War by REI INK As of March 19, 2026, according to the U.S. Treasury “Debt to the Penny” dataset, which provides information about the total outstanding public debt, the National Debt was just over $39 Trillion. On March 1, the Debt was $38.8 Trillion. You can do the...
The National Debt, Deficit, Inflation, and Mortgages by REI INK As of this writing in mid-January, according to the U.S. Treasury “Debt to the Penny” dataset, which provides information about the total outstanding public debt, the National Debt is at $38.4 Trillion. “Debt to the Penny” is made up...
The Ability to Pivot is More Essential Than Ever by Carole VanSickle Ellis In his annual address given in August of this year, Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell described the national economy as “engaged in a curious kind of balance” that threatens to swing the state of the national economy from...
How you respond to them could mean the difference between the survival or total failure of your business. For real estate investors, COVID-19 hits very close to home. Literally. In some states, investors find themselves in terrible financial danger because they cannot finish their flips, show...
