The Friend Favor That Could Drain Your Retirement | Dear Patriot, | Yesterday, I showed you how a hobby budget keeps your retirement fun in line—smart moves while Trump’s still in the ring. But there’s a favor that could suck you dry: bailing out broke friends. | Lending cash to buddies feels good—until they ghost you, and your nest egg shrinks. The elites don’t fall for this—they either say no or keep it small, guarding their wealth like hawks. | Tomorrow, I’ll reveal the one way to help without hurting your future. | | Sponsored Content | A Major Financial Shift Is UnderwayAs the Federal Reserve implements a new initiative in collaboration with major banks, financial experts are raising questions about personal autonomy in monetary systems. According to Federal Reserve Docket No. OP-1670, the institution is exploring mechanisms that may include: - Increased visibility into personal transactions
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To help Americans stay informed and prepared, our free Wealth Defense Guide outlines 3 actionable strategies to safeguard your savings. | | Poll Of The Day | | Would you lend money to a friend in retirement? | | | Fun Fact Of The Day | Retirees who skip friend loans often sleep better—kindness is great, but not when it costs you! | |
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