Jan 10, 2019
11:14:48am
11:14:48am
That stat is a little misleading.
38 percent of employees said they sometimes live paycheck-to-paycheck.
17 percent said they usually do.
23 percent said they always do.
51% of those making less than 50k usually or always live paycheck to paycheck to make ends meet, but most people who make above 50k do not live paycheck to paycheck. And only 9% of those who make above 100k live paycheck to paycheck. That seems about right to me.
17 percent said they usually do.
23 percent said they always do.
51% of those making less than 50k usually or always live paycheck to paycheck to make ends meet, but most people who make above 50k do not live paycheck to paycheck. And only 9% of those who make above 100k live paycheck to paycheck. That seems about right to me.
Originally posted on Jan 10, 2019 at 11:14:48am
Message modified by Nathanael Greene on Jan 10, 2019 at 11:16:13am
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1/10/19 10:54am
True for 99% of the world. It's difficult to earn far more money than you need. Otherwise, everyone would do it.
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1/10/19 10:57am
Tell that to the single mother of 3 who already lives in a crap hole and barely breaks even. If only she'd eat beans
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70% of African-American children are born to single mothers. But they're just outliers. They'll get over it.
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Seems difficult for most considering most don't/can't accomplish it. Congrats on what you're able to do.
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