Financial State of the Union 2023 with Congress building in DC

Financial State of the Union 2023

The financial condition of the U.S. government worsened by more than $12.7 trillion in 2022. 

Financial State of the Cities report with downtown city

Financial State of the Cities 2023

Pension volatility plays a major role in this year's report. 

US Published National Debt

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Each Taxpayer's Share: 952,000

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