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Why a tax bill failure could mean disaster for the economy
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5/24/2025
Brett Ewing, Chief Market Strategist at First Franklin Financial Services, explains why.
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And are there any risks you feel investors are overlooking right now?
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I think some of the biggest risk right now is this tax bill not getting passed through the Senate.
00:11
If that were to happen, I think that'd be a disaster for the economy going into 26.
00:17
And I also think if some of these trade deals, you know, going back to the tariff issues,
00:23
if we don't really get some trade negotiations worked out with India and China,
00:31
I know we're in talks and things seem to be making progress.
00:35
But if those don't actually happen and the trade war were to escalate,
00:39
that's the biggest risk to our economy right now that I see.
00:43
The tax bill for everyday Americans is going to be a significant continuation
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of some tax cuts that were put on back in 2017.
00:55
Without this, everyday Americans would certainly feel a major hit in their taxes.
01:01
I believe that there are some good policies that are in this tax bill
01:05
that will help lower income, such as the savings account for children.
01:12
I believe that there is some cuts as far as when you look at deductions on interest,
01:18
if you're buying vehicles, those are some big deals.
01:22
The standard deduction, of course, would maintain itself.
01:26
These really do help out.
01:28
You know, I work with thousands of clients across the country.
01:32
Some of them are very wealthy and some of them are not so well off.
01:36
And this standard deduction has been a game changer for a lot of people.
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And I really believe it's important that that continues on.
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