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The U.S. owes $36 trillion—and somehow it’s not a problem. How can the government borrow more while paying some of the lowest interest rates in history? In this video, we break down why America’s debt system works differently, why it’s considered safe, and what could happen if confidence falters.

On January 1st, 2025, the United States government owed thirty-six trillion dollars. That’s more than most people can even imagine—stacked dollar bills could reach the moon and back seventeen times. And yet, the U.S. can still borrow more at rates lower than most car loans.

We explain government debt, Treasury bonds, and why the U.S. treats debt as a tool instead of a burden. From rolling over bonds to historical examples like World War II debt, we show why the U.S. government can manage interest payments easily and why borrowing is strategic.

You’ll learn why the dollar as the world’s reserve currency, Treasury bonds as the safest asset, and a massive, diversified economy make the U.S. uniquely capable of borrowing at scale. We also cover the risks: rising interest rates, China selling Treasury bonds, and political uncertainty that could affect confidence in U.S. debt.

Whether you’re curious about federal debt, sovereign borrowing, or how economic growth affects debt sustainability, this video explains it all in simple terms without the jargon.

Watch now to see why $36 trillion isn’t just a number—it’s a system.


⚠️Disclaimer:
This video is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Always consult a professional before making investment decisions.

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