This Is How the National Debt Hits Your Wallet Every Day

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Inflation Ticks Higher

When the national debt rises and the value of the dollar falls, it tends to be in conjunction with inflation. As inflation ticks higher, the money you have buys less than it did before. When the cost of everyday life increases, it has the same effect as if money was taken directly out of your pocket.

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