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Opinion: ‘Trump accounts’ could force MAGA children to own New York Times stock

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By Brett Arends Verified
| MarketWatch Verified
Folks, teach your kids chess. Get them started at an early age and keep them playing. Games like chess will train them early to plan multiple moves ahead. “If I move my knight here, my opponent will move their rook here, and then I’ll have to…” This is an invaluable skill for life. If you want to see an example of what can happen to people who haven’t learned to plan multiple moves ahead, look no further than the Trump administration.
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Trump is promising $90 Medicare rebate checks ahead of the midterms. Here's the hidden cost.

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By Brett Arends Verified
| MSN Verified
President Donald Trump's latest political stunt could buy seniors a couple of tanks of gas — and cost American taxpayers an extra $100 million a year in national-debt interest. Late last week, the president promised to send $90 checks to millions of middle-class seniors touted as a Medicare Improvement Fund Premium rebate, just in time for the midterm elections. Almost $100.
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Falling wages, soaring energy prices and inflation: It's beginning to look a lot like the 1970s

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By Brett Arends Verified
| Morningstar
By Brett Arends Is it time to dust off the financial playbook from that dismal decade? Are you ready for a '70s show, but for real? Surging inflation. Falling wages. An energy crisis. Growing international conflicts. A losing war. A divisive and increasingly unpopular president who appears to be talking into a void. And some Republicans claiming Watergate was a hoax. Am I talking about the disastrous 1970s, or today? If the latest jobs report is any guide, maybe both.
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