Bridgewater founder Ray Dalio warned that a U.S. debt crisis could erupt within three years as rising debt service payments increasingly crowd out other government spending. The billionaire investor highlighted the growing fiscal strain caused by escalating interest obligations on national debt. Dalio's assessment underscores concerns about the sustainability of current U.S. fiscal policy as debt servicing costs consume a larger share of federal expenditures. The warning comes amid broader market scrutiny of sovereign debt levels and their potential impact on global financial stability.