Too big to fail.
They’re literally giving people money so they can keep their homes warm.Ouch!
Start cutting trees down and fire up the old coal stove.
If you can't afford to eat and you cannot afford you utilities how much money is it going to be left over for the rest of the economy?They’re literally giving people money so they can keep their homes warm.
If they print them out you will need to make $50/hrToo big to fail.
@MECH-lift Can really max out his 401(k) this yearIRS increases 401(k), IRA contribution limits for inflation
The IRS is raising contribution limits to retirement plans, including 401(k) and IRAs, by a record 9.8% for 2023.www.axios.com
He doesn't make enough money@MECH-lift Can really max out his 401(k) this year
Yea but the average family is laying out $1000's extra to tread water due to inflation.@MECH-lift Can really max out his 401(k) this year
I don’t disagree, but I wonder if this generation understands how to cut back on things that are unnecessary? Eating out, Big screens in every room $500 cell phone bills and the newest cell phone for everyone, Starbucks every day etc. etc. it’s been a long time since people actually had to sacrifice. It’s not fun and Many will fail.Yea but the average family is laying out $1000's extra to tread water due to inflation.
Inflation could cost your family an extra $11,500 this year
The impact of inflation now has another number. According to a new study by Nerdwallet household spending could increase by more than $11,500 this year. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa explains ways you can fight back against rising costs.www.wdbj7.com
That's why the standard deduction went up $2,000 for 2022Yea but the average family is laying out $1000's extra to tread water due to inflation.
Inflation could cost your family an extra $11,500 this year
The impact of inflation now has another number. According to a new study by Nerdwallet household spending could increase by more than $11,500 this year. Consumer Investigator Rachel DePompa explains ways you can fight back against rising costs.www.wdbj7.com
Spending is up $11k just to keep up.That's why the standard deduction went up $2,000 for 2022
And it's going to be more next year
Trust me I know.Spending is up $11k just to keep up.
Food and energy is killing budgets. Wait until the recession starts causing job cutbacks.I don’t disagree, but I wonder if this generation understands how to cut back on things that are unnecessary? Eating out, Big screens in every room $500 cell phone bills and the newest cell phone for everyone, Starbucks every day etc. etc. it’s been a long time since people actually had to sacrifice. It’s not fun and Many will fail.
A large sub sandwich is $13 now. Heating oil $5.80 a gallon!I don’t disagree, but I wonder if this generation understands how to cut back on things that are unnecessary? Eating out, Big screens in every room $500 cell phone bills and the newest cell phone for everyone, Starbucks every day etc. etc. it’s been a long time since people actually had to sacrifice. It’s not fun and Many will fail.
I've already seen some cutbacks on my routeFood and energy is killing budgets. Wait until the recession starts causing job cutbacks.
I can make one at home for three bucksA large sub sandwich is $13 now.