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52% of Americans can't raise $400 in an emergency
sarktastic
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You don't know what it's like to be poorsarktastic said:without borrowing the money
http://www.federalreserve.gov/econresdata/2013-report-economic-well-being-us-households-201407.pdf -
At least you are part of the majority for once.sarktastic said:without borrowing the money
http://www.federalreserve.gov/econresdata/2013-report-economic-well-being-us-households-201407.pdf -
That's beyond pathetic and appalling
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How about putting some of your paycheck at Hertz aside every week instead of blowing it at the bar and spending your time commiserating about your miserable and pathetic life. Even when times are good, no one saves and everyone buys on credit. And we wonder why we are broke.
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It frightens me knowing a majority of Americans want what I have... and so many of them have guns.
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American consumers started saving more during the housing crisis and continued to do so as the country came out of the recession, but somewhere around Christmas of 2012 they said "fuck it" and went back to acting like Americans have for most of the past 30 years.
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You have $400? I call bullshit.sarktastic said:It frightens me knowing a majority of Americans want what I have... and so many of them have guns.
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Just wait till minimum wage is $15 dollars across the country. That will change everything.
6 year car loans hurting the savings fund.
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A top Puget sound dealer with a Detroit brand +others tells me 80% of new sales are to deep subprime currently... and we're in the hottest market in the country.
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I bought a set of Hotwheels at an Estate sale that included a Stutz Bearcat... it's been a good week.2001400ex said:
You have $400? I call bullshit.sarktastic said:It frightens me knowing a majority of Americans want what I have... and so many of them have guns.
