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Venmo To Pay The Nationwide Debt? | Economics

By Editorial Board Published August 15, 2025 2 Min Read
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Venmo To Pay The Nationwide Debt? | Economics

Venmo To Pay The Nationwide Debt? | Economics

The US Treasury Division is extraordinarily determined for any morsel it will possibly discover to place towards the $36.7 trillion nationwide debt. Is Donald Trump asking People to Venmo or PayPal the US authorities money to pay down the nationwide debt? Not fairly, because the Treasury has a long-standing program known as “Gifts to Reduce the Public Debt” that asks People to donate their private funds towards authorities spending.

Trump launched the choice to pay by on-line platforms resembling PayPal or Venmo; nonetheless, this system started many years in the past in 1996. The Pay.gov web site additionally accepts financial institution transfers, debit or bank cards. You could possibly in all probability supply your first-born as fee because the Treasury is certainly that determined.

Some People are certainly voluntarily giving the federal government cash. In reality, the initiative has collected $67 million because it started in 1996 and the coffers are rising a mere $120,000 per thirty days since 2020. The remainder of us are involuntarily offering the federal government with cash by taxation with out illustration.

Clearly, the charitable contributions are a whole joke and couldn’t account for even a day of curiosity on the nationwide debt. Nonetheless, the choices exist and people who consider that taxes need to rise ought to willingly hand over their cash to the federal government whereas the remainder of us try and navigate our funds amid the unstable situations the federal government has created. They’ll proceed to gather extra taxes relatively than curtail spending involuntarily, but they’ll by no means acquire sufficient.

Some think about donating to the misplaced trigger that’s the US authorities as a tax deductible charitable contribution. The US authorities, the most important financial system on the planet, doesn’t want charity. The US authorities must curtail its reckless spending and maintain politicians accountable for their limitless waste.

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