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Data Blackout and Tariff Turmoil: Why the U.S. Economy Could Be Headed for a Correction

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell warned that the U.S. economy sits between faster growth and a weakening labour market, while the International Monetary Fund cautioned of a potential "disorderly" global market correction. A U.S. government shutdown has cut off official economic data, leaving global policymakers to fly blind; trade tensions pushed Wall Street’s fear gauge higher, and French luxury group LVMH surprised investors with a rare sales uptick.

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By The eSNAP Team10/15/2025

Teach Your Kids: The Difference Between Assets and Liabilities

Help your kids understand money early by teaching them the difference between assets and liabilities. A simple lesson that builds lifelong wealth habits.

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By The eSNAP Team9/30/2025

Housing Market Reality Check: Bubble or New Normal?

With mortgage rates at multi-decade highs and prices remaining elevated, we analyze whether the housing market is headed for a correction or establishing a new equilibrium.

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By eSNAP Team9/24/2025

Inflation Trends: Are We Finally Turning the Corner?

Recent CPI data suggests inflation may be moderating, but the path to the Fed's 2% target remains uncertain. We analyze the latest trends and what they mean for the economy.

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By eSNAP Team9/23/2025