Trump says that a tariff stimulus check of $2,000 will be paid to “everyone,” except rich people. Bessent softens the $2,000 promise, saying it may only be tax adjustments, not checks.

If the money is real, someone else is absorbing the pain quietly. NEW – Trump says that a tariff stimulus check of $2,000 will be paid to "everyone," except rich people. pic.twitter.com/X4ZgeCPIsY — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) November 9, 2025 TRUMP: “PEOPLE …

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Bifurcated Economy — The rich are spending big, while everyone else is watching every dollar. 50% of food stamp benefits will be paid. GOOLSBEE: Inflation ‘going wrong way’

Third-quarter earnings are indicating a divided economy With more consumer companies preparing to report third-quarter earnings this week, Wall Street will be watching for signs of a bifurcated or “K-shaped” economy as consumers diverge in their spending behaviors. There have …

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Britain loses £2.7B chasing rich out

THE GREAT BRITISH EXODUS The recent capital gains tax increase in the UK was expected to bring additional tax revenue. Instead, high-net-worth individuals and families are leaving the country leading to an 18% fall in net capital gains tax revenue. …

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TRUMP MIGHT KILL TAX CUTS FOR RICH

The Trump administration is discussing a surprising option to help fulfill his campaign-trail promises: Allowing the richest Americans’ tax rates to rise in return for cutting taxes on tips, a senior White House official tells Axios. The big picture: Some White House officials …

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Joann’s, Party City, Big Lots—profitable, but all headed for bankruptcy. Private Equity loads them with toxic debt, walks away rich.

Trump promises to close loophole—will America be robbed again? 🚨🇺🇸 WALL STREET IS COLLAPSING COMPANIES FOR PROFIT—AGAIN Joann’s, Party City, Big Lots—profitable stores, but all going bankrupt. Why? Because Private Equity loaded them with debt they knew they couldn’t survive. …

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Luxury homebuilder says more than 70% of business is from wealthy move-ups and empty nesters with years of home price appreciation. The rest are rich millennials

Home prices and mortgage rates are high but haven’t hampered demand for what Toll Brothers calls its “luxury niche.” That niche is made up of empty nesters, rich millennials, and wealthy buyers who are inoculated from housing market swings. “Demand for our homes …

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