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Tariffs cost families $1,745/year National debt hit $39 Trillion 15,000 farms lost in 2025 Fertilizer costs up 15% Food prices up 3.1% Mortgage rates still over 6% $1 Trillion in debt interest this year Crop farmers lost $34.6 Billion Tariffs cost families $1,745/year National debt hit $39 Trillion 15,000 farms lost in 2025 Fertilizer costs up 15% Food prices up 3.1% Mortgage rates still over 6% $1 Trillion in debt interest this year Crop farmers lost $34.6 Billion

The Trump Tax — 2025–2026

What his second term actually costs you.

These aren't projections. These aren't campaign talking points. This is what happened since January 20, 2025 — sourced from the federal government's own data.

$1,745
Tariff Cost Per Family
Feb 2025 – Jan 2026
American consumers paid over $231 billion in tariff costs in Trump's first year back — an average of $1,745 per family. That's a hidden tax on everything you buy.
Source: Joint Economic Committee →
$39T
National Debt
Crossed $39 Trillion — Mar 17, 2026
Added $2.25 trillion in his first year back. The debt now grows at $71,884 per second. Interest alone will exceed $1 trillion this year.
Source: Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget →
$1,000+
Tariff Tax Increase Per Household
2025 — rising to $1,300+ in 2026
The largest US tax increase as a percent of GDP since 1993. Lower-income families are hit hardest — paying a larger share of their income.
Source: Tax Foundation Tariff Tracker →
3.1%
Food Price Inflation
12 months ending Feb 2026
Food prices rose 3.1% year-over-year — above the Fed's 2% target. Beef up 15%. Coffee up 12%. Groceries keep getting more expensive.
Source: BLS Consumer Price Index, Feb 2026 →
6.22%
Mortgage Rate
30-yr fixed, Mar 19, 2026
Still more than double the 2.65% rate in January 2021. The Iran conflict and tariff uncertainty are keeping rates elevated.
Source: Freddie Mac PMMS →
$1.23T
Credit Card Debt
Q3 2025 — record high
Americans owe $1.23 trillion on credit cards — a record. Average APR is over 20%. Families are borrowing to cover basics.
Source: NY Fed Household Debt Report →

Stats last verified: March 2026. Updated monthly from federal sources. Every number links to its source — click to verify.

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National Debt Growth

Trillions of dollars — each bar is a milestone crossed faster than the last

Source: CRFB / Peterson Foundation →

The Trump Tariff Tax

Estimated cost per household by source

Source: Tax Foundation, Yale Budget Lab, JEC →

Who Pays the Tariff Tax?

Lower-income families pay a bigger share of their income

Source: Tax Policy Center →

The Farm Crisis

Family farmers are paying the price.

Trump asked farmers to "bear with me." Here's what bearing with him actually looks like.

$34.6B
Crop Farmer Losses
2025
American crop farmers lost $34.6 billion in 2025, according to the American Farm Bureau. Tariff retaliation closed export markets.
Source: The Hill / American Farm Bureau →
15,000
Farms Lost
2025
15,000 farms went out of business in 2025. Most were small, family operations — not the mega-farms that got the bailout money.
Source: EWG Analysis →
10–15%
Fertilizer Cost Increase
2025 to 2026
Tariffs on imported fertilizer, equipment, and chemicals are driving up the cost of everything farmers need to grow food.
Source: Senate Agriculture Committee Hearing →
40%
Bailout to Mega-Farms
$12B Farmer Bridge Assistance, Dec 2025
Nearly 40% of Trump's $12 billion farm bailout flows to the largest operations. The top 6-8% of farms collect 40%+ of the money. Small farms get crumbs.
Source: EWG / USDA Census of Agriculture →
$28.6B
Ag Trade Deficit
First half of 2025
The agricultural trade deficit hit $28.6 billion in the first half of 2025 alone. Retaliatory tariffs from China and others crushed soybean and grain exports.
Source: Civil Eats / USDA →
192%
Customs Revenue Increase
2025 vs. 2024
The government collected $287 billion in customs duties in 2025 — 192% more than 2024. That money came from American businesses and consumers, not foreign countries.
Source: Yale Budget Lab →

"Farmers are price-takers, not price-makers. Tariffs add another layer of cost at a time when farmers are trying to plan months or even years ahead."

— Nick Levendofsky, Kansas Farmers Union

Stats last verified: March 2026. Updated monthly from federal sources.

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