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The economy is red hot!!!! Four more years!
jecornel
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46% of the middle class is cutting out monthly retirement investments. They all should just go work for Amazon! Then they would be rich!
all the while Congress is spending the country into oblivion and pumping foreign countries with our tax dollars.
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Some are. Not nearly 46% though.
People should really learn how to read.
Read your non existent rebuttal?
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.
Thats awesome how half of the middle-class aren’t contributing to planned retirement savings, eh Heike? Bidenomics is amazing. Not everyone has a Republican dad to inherit money from like you do, Adolf.
Why would I believe you?
We really need this economy to cool off, it's too hot.
I don't really care whether you do or not.
What do you believe the number is?
Fuck off
atta girl
HH celebrating the economy not sucking as bad, but still bad. Beautiful.
it sucks a lot more than it did 5 years ago but it doesn’t suck as bad as it did 6 months ago.
HH takes a victory lap.
Your disputing the number. What is the number. What's your proof?
Fuck off
I read the report Jimmy couldn't read for comprehension, apparently. His number is almost double the actual number.
Prove it
[Citation Needed]
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: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/46-middle-class-workers-slashing-115100807.html
If it's a matter of differentiating between "slashing" and "cutting out", the issue remains the same, despite your inevitable semantic circle jerk
Actually, it's just a matter of being skeptical when something seems unlikely.
In the defense of you and Jimmy, you're no dumber than the Yahoo headline writer. Congrats!
Did you read the linked report? "More than a quarter (27%) of respondents plan to
contribute less money to their retirement savings this year, a seven-point increase over the past two years."
About a quarter is about half a half, just to show off my third grade math skillz.
"A Primerica survey found that nearly half (46%) of middle-income families are either cutting back on retirement plan contributions or pausing them indefinitely. Stubbornly high inflation is cited as a major culprit."