📅 21.05.2026 · The New Fed Chair's Plan To Reset The Entire Money Syst... · 👁️ 11
Pendiente. Graham Stephan advirtió que el próximo año (a partir de mayo de 2026) sería extremadamente difícil para aquellos con deudas debido a las altas tasas de interés sostenidas, citando tasas de tarjetas de crédito promedio su...
"Desafortunadamente, este próximo año va a ser extremadamente difícil, especialmente para aquellos con deudas. Por ejemplo, tarjetas de crédito, préstamos para automóviles, préstamos personales, préstamos comerciales, tasas hipotecarias variables. Todo eso se vuelve más caro cuando las tasas se mantienen más altas por más tiempo. Ten en cuenta que el estadounidense promedio tiene miles de dólares en deudas de tarjetas de crédito con tasas ya superiores al 20%. Ese número no va a bajar pronto." "Unfortunately, this next year is going to be extremely difficult, especially for first those with debt. For example, credit cards, auto loans, personal loans, business loans, variable mortgage rates. All of that gets more expensive when rates stay higher for longer. Like, keep in mind that the average American carries thousands of dollars in credit card debt at rates already above 20%. That number is not going down anytime soon."
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Iniciar sesión…And this means higher mortgage rates, weaker housing, lower savings, and more expensive government debt, which impacts everybody. So, in terms of what this means for you and what's most likely going to happen over these next few months, here's what you came for. And we should start with the biggest losers. Unfortunately, this next year is going to be extremely difficult, especially for first those with debt. For example, credit cards, auto loans, personal loans, business loans, variable mortgage rates. All of that gets more expensive when rates stay higher for longer. Like, keep in mind that the average American carries thousands of dollars in credit card debt at rates already above 20%. That number is not going down anytime soon. On top of that, mortgage rates are now hitting 7% again. So, first-time buyers or anyone getting debt today is getting screwed. Second, growth stocks might suffer. Look, here's the math that most people don't consider. When interest rates rise, future profits become worth less in today's dollars. That means high multiple tech stocks, AI plays, spe…