The economy is red hot!!!! Four more years!

Details matter, ladies.
"Among adults who say their income is falling behind the cost of living, . . . nearly half (46%) are cutting back or pausing saving for the future."
 
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One day the hot economy will be realized. Too many minorities watching Fox news and getting brainwashed that their situations are worse than they are in reality.
 
So anyway folks aren't paying into their retirement thanks to Biden
In case you missed it
 
HHusky said:
Details matter, ladies.
"Among adults who say their income is falling behind the cost of living, . . . nearly half (46%) are cutting back or pausing saving for the future."
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HH trying to squirm out of another loss. Dude, take the L and give it a rest. Your bullchit is not working here. Virtually everyone represents "Income falling behind the cost of living" . Unless your income has increased over 20% every year over the last 3.5 years, you are falling behind. Everyone has lost buying power and a good bit of the ability to save. Now run along and find some dumbass in your circle of liberal friends who will fall for your crap..
 
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HHusky said:
RaceBannon said:
Read your non existent rebuttal?
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Some middle-class taxpayers are reducing or eliminating their monthly retirement investments, Race. Way fewer than 46% of them though.
Sorry you were confused. I've simplified it and typed slowly just for you.
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I've no doubt you're one of those nonsensical faggots that thinks things "manifest" the more you say them, but repeating your made up facts doesn't help make them true
Since you're too disingenuous to provide the article: 46% of middle class workers are slashing — or cutting out — contributions to their retirement funds. Here's why
If it's a matter of differentiating between "slashing" and "cutting out", the issue remains the same, despite your inevitable semantic circle jerk
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Homerun.
 
Bendintheriver said:
HHusky said:
Details matter, ladies.
"Among adults who say their income is falling behind the cost of living, . . . nearly half (46%) are cutting back or pausing saving for the future."
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HH trying to squirm out of another loss. Dude, take the L and give it a rest. Your bullchit is not working here. Virtually everyone represents "Income falling behind the cost of living" . Unless your income has increased over 20% every year over the last 3.5 years, you are falling behind. Everyone has lost buying power and a good bit of the ability to save. Now run along and find some dumbass in your circle of liberal friends who will fall for your crap..
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Your not going to catch Atl reading the report. That’s obvious.
Nor is he especially math gifted.
#mIGHTYoREGON
 
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Sources said:
HHusky said:
RaceBannon said:
Read your non existent rebuttal?
Click to expand...
Some middle-class taxpayers are reducing or eliminating their monthly retirement investments, Race. Way fewer than 46% of them though.
Sorry you were confused. I've simplified it and typed slowly just for you.
Click to expand...
I've no doubt you're one of those nonsensical faggots that thinks things "manifest" the more you say them, but repeating your made up facts doesn't help make them true
Since you're too disingenuous to provide the article: 46% of middle class workers are slashing — or cutting out — contributions to their retirement funds. Here's why
If it's a matter of differentiating between "slashing" and "cutting out", the issue remains the same, despite your inevitable semantic circle jerk
Click to expand...
All of this is putting a strain on American middle-income households, 67% of whom say their income is falling behind the cost of living, as per Primerica. Things are so bad, in fact, that 36% of those surveyed are using credit cards more frequently to keep up with expenses.

Unfortunately, only 21% of those surveyed by Primerica think they’ll be better off in the next year. And given that inflation seems to be stuck in an elevated state, it may take some time before essential expenses become more affordable for the average worker.

36% are using credit cards more frequently- and why not? The interest rate on those is nearly 28% according to Forbes. Keep the poors poor is the dem motto.

What Is The Average Credit Card Interest Rate This Week? June 21, 2024
 
what I think HH is trying convey is the economy is red hot and people are doing better than ever.

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