![]() So, if I were you, I wouldn’t worry too much about it, or walk around scared that I was suddenly about to lose everything. If everything did finally fall in on itself, there’s nothing at all you could’ve invested in from a financial point that would protect you. I invest based on good long-term track records, because the national debt has been out of control for as long as I’ve been alive. Now, does it affect my investing? Not one bit. I think the entire situation represents a lack of discipline on the American people’s part and on the part of our elected officials. I’m with you on this when it comes to being concerned, though. There’s probably a tipping point somewhere, but the good news is it hasn’t happened yet. So, they keep spending like there’s no tomorrow. This is mainly because it represents a Congress that’s out of control, and the fact that the American people don’t seem to have enough backbone to vote these clowns out. I, personally, have a long history of fretting about, and alternately being angry about, the national debt being out of control. I’m sorry you have to worry about such things at your age. From your perspective, should I be worried about the national debt being over $30 trillion, and should this affect a person’s overall personal finance strategy? ![]() ![]() I’m a senior in high school, and I’m enrolled in a personal finance class. ![]()
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