US. Retirement Savings Will Suffer When The Current Debt Bubble Bursts
People with a lot of debt keep borrowing more, aided by lower interest rates and increasingly by lenders simply ignoring prudent rules. Those lenders can then bundle the loans and sell them to investors, who may not fully understand the large financial risks that they take on. This may sound like 2007, but this is happening in 2019. The only difference is that this time it’s companies loading up on debt, not households. The phenomenon is called leveraged lending,...
