In 2011, America’s debt was downgraded following a congressional fight over the debt ceiling.
This caused a major stock market downturn and added $1.3 billion to the government’s borrowing costs.
Now, Congress is barreling toward another debt ceiling battle…and this time the results could be far more severe.
So yesterday, I sat down with Field Notes Managing Editor Ciaran Madden to explain what the debt ceiling is and the potential consequences for you and me if Congress can’t reach a deal to raise it. Check out the video of our conversation below…
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