Living in mommy’s basement

[Jacuzzme]

Among the new cohort of people who say they are newly living paycheck to paycheck, 86% pull in more than $100,000 annually, the survey found. Given that the median household income in the U.S. is $70,784, the survey shows the soaring cost of living in America is catching up to even more well-off U.S. residents.

“The effects of inflation are eating into every American’s wallet, and as the Fed’s efforts to curb inflation drive up the cost of debt, we are seeing near-record numbers of Americans living paycheck to paycheck,” said Anuj Nayar, the financial health officer at LendingClub.

Snip…. https://www.nbcnews.com/business/con...home-rcna69597

Welcome to Biden’s America, where a six figure income gets you 50 square feet at your moms house.

[bambino]

Sad but true. 6.5% inflation is a joke. It’s much higher. They remove Housing and energy costs out of that number. Damn shame. America supposedly voted for this? Defies common sense.

[berryberry]

Yeah, they have manipulated the inflation figure number, changing the way it is calculated because under Senile Biden it hit nearly half a century record highs and he and the other Crazy Ass Leftists were getting embarrassed and had elections to steal