Cost of living explodes while Washington prepares to flood system with more spending

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The cost of living in the US is rising every year while the government calls for the Fed to cut rates and spend $5 trillion more dollars. Americans face inflation that eats into their paychecks. Families spend nearly $950 more every month to keep up. Food prices climbed 72% since 2020. Auto insurance is 41% higher. Property taxes rose 18%. Median home prices crossed $470,000 making homeownership impossible for many.

Despite this pain Washington plans to flood the economy with more money. The money supply grew 32% since 2020 but real economic growth barely hit 7%. That gap means the dollar loses value every day. People feel squeezed but cannot find the cause. Prices rise, incomes lag, and frustration grows. The wealth gap widens. Central banks bought more than 1,100 tons of gold last year. The wealthy hold gold and real assets. Most Americans hold cash and bonds that lose value.

The loss of value is slow but steady. Once clear the damage cannot be reversed. The system must speed up until it breaks or resets. Nothing stops this momentum.