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EPISODE · Jun 21, 2017 · 43 MIN

466-The USA's Long-Term Fiscal Gap and Why It Matters to You (America's Fiscal Insolvency and Its Generational Consequences by Professor Laurence Kotlikoff)

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I've alluded to my long-term guess that the US Government will default on many of its current promises. But, I've never really supported that argument. I thought I'd kick that support off today by sharing with you a succinct and coherent description of the problem by reading Professor Laurence Kotlikoff's testimony to the Senate Budget Comittee in 2015. Enjoy, Joshua America's Fiscal Insolvency and Its Generational Consequences: Testimony to the Senate Budget Committee http://www.kotlikoff.net/sites/default/files/Kotlikoffbudgetcom2-25-2015.pdf Support Radical Personal Finance on Patreon! www.radicalpersonafinance.com/patron

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