Tennessee Conservative
There Is No Free Lunch As Milton Friedman Said. Government Has No Money Of Its Own. All Money “From The Government” Comes From Someone Else Or Printing It. Forty Percent Of Americans Rely On Social Security For Retirement Income. Without It, They Would Be In Poverty. But Entitlement Spending Must Eventually Be Cut, Or Taxes Raised. It Is Inevitable.
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The Tennessee Legislature’s Debate On Education Savings Accounts Will Continue Wednesday When Competing Versions Of The Bill Are Heard By The Senate Education Committee And House Education Administration.
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Pandemic Learning Loss Could Reduce The Lifetime Earnings Of Students By $70,000, According To A Study From A Stanford Economist.
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As Was The Case Nationwide, Home Value Growth Outpaced Income Growth In Tennessee During The Pandemic.
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The Latest Census Data Shows That The Typical Household In Tennessee Earns $10,022 Less Than The National Median.
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While Every State Reported An Increase In Real Personal Income Per Capita, Incomes In Some States Climbed Far Faster Than Others. Of All States, Tennessee Had The 22nd Lowest Real Income Per Capita Growth.
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Home Values Are Often A Reflection Of What Area Residents Can Afford — And Just As Home Values Are Low In The Area, So Are Incomes. The Typical Household In This Tennessee ZIP Code Earns Just $29,798 A Year, Less Than Half The National Median Income Of $62,843.
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Brentwood Is The Most Desirable Tennessee Suburb In Which To Live, Based On A Ranking Consisting Of 11 Measurements, Including Income Levels, Crime Rates And Commute Times.
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Tennessee’s Current Median Household Annual Income Stands At $56,071.
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States Like Wyoming That Rely Heavily On Tax Revenue From Energy Development Would Suffer Greatly From Biden Administration’s Plan For Stricter Regulations.
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