Over70irregs
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We are deep…..
How will “8.6%” inflation affect Brown?
Save your money
upschuck
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Nope. Not at all
upschuck
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It's goooooood. Try it.My stomach is upset.
Over70irregs
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Back to broke: Americans are racking up debt and burning through their savings—economists warn it could spark a recession
Nearly 65% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck as they spend down savings and lean on credit cards to make ends meet.
ManInBrown
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PVD’s gotta go, feeder subcontracting at peak gotta go, but IMO the most important thing the union must fight the hardest to get rid of is Surepost. Eliminating Surepost will make it very hard for them to cut package routes. Will have a positive affect on everything. They gotta
can Surepost.I hear sure post is a federal contract and “will be hard” but I agree . We give them way too much workPVD’s gotta go, feeder subcontracting at peak gotta go, but IMO the most important thing the union must fight the hardest to get rid of is Surepost. Eliminating Surepost will make it very hard for them to cut package routes. Will have a positive affect on everything. They gotta
Over70irregs
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Plan. Suck all the $ out of economy. The banks have trillions. Will have so many stuck in debt they will beg for cbdc/fed coin/ubi option.Back to broke: Americans are racking up debt and burning through their savings—economists warn it could spark a recession
Nearly 65% of Americans are living paycheck to paycheck as they spend down savings and lean on credit cards to make ends meet.fortune.com
Everyone wants to live for today and they do not save for tomorrow
Over70irregs
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Went to restaurant by the mall. Packed. Wondering how much credit card debt. Saw article 64% living check to check. Mall lot was buzzing. Shook my head.
Just live for the moment...Went to restaurant by the mall. Packed. Wondering how much credit card debt. Saw article 64% living check to check. Mall lot was buzzing. Shook my head.
PT Car Washer
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Must be all of that talk of a recession.Went to restaurant by the mall. Packed. Wondering how much credit card debt. Saw article 64% living check to check. Mall lot was buzzing. Shook my head.
Thebrownblob
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Most The people he was talking about are just like the people who were on the titanic
“Dana Peterson, chief economist at The Conference Board, an economic think tank, says she sees recession in the data. "The forecast is, we will see a recession," she says. "Our leading economic indicators suggest that it's happening right now."
“This made the affordability picture even harder for many home buyers. Families typically spent 26.2% of their income on mortgage payments, which was up from 25% in the prior quarter and 17.5% one year ago.
First-time buyers were evidently pushed to a breaking point on affordability. They typically spent 39.5% of their family income on mortgage payments, up from 37.8% in the previous quarter. A mortgage is considered unaffordable if the monthly payment, including principal and interest, amounts to more than 25% of the family’s income. Generally, a common financial rule of thumb is to not spend more than 30% of your income on housing costs.”
The Fed has failed to slow demand - and that means no upside for stocks as policy tightens, analysts say
"We would not be shocked to see a 15% to 20% pullback from current levels which would take us below the prior cycle."
markets.businessinsider.com
anonymous23456
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Don't forget gov workers and healthcare workers aren't going to be laid off.Went to restaurant by the mall. Packed. Wondering how much credit card debt. Saw article 64% living check to check. Mall lot was buzzing. Shook my head.
Up In Smoke
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Home ownership is no longer the path to building wealth it used to be. The increase of the standard deduction and the rise of the institutional investor has priced out the single family home buyer. Renting is a viable wealth building tool when one invests the difference of cost.
Thebrownblob
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Wealth building becoming more and more difficult.
Well if you have to go to Starbucks everyday
Don't order Uber eats and learn how to cook
New York a few extra hours at work or get another part-time job..,
I guess I'm just being crazy
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