I knew someone would mention that. Hopefully, keeping the government from borrowing at present levels and a serious effort by Congress to reduce the deficit will spur growth sufficient to generate revenues to make up the difference.
And if it doesn’t, cut more.
Thank you.
Sometimes I feel like Dave Ramsey on these threads. Someone calls in and says, “Oh I have all these expenses but I was laid off four months ago. I want to become a custom furniture maker and to do that, I’ll need a lot of tools, do you think I should charge them?” Then Dave says “No. You need to sell your house, sell your car and take your kids out of college and get a job, any job. Once you take care of your debts and have some cash THEN you can talk about investments.”