quote from Bankrate.com
Furthermore, the savings conundrum is not limited to only lower-income households. “Americans continue to show a stunning lack of progress in accumulating sufficient emergency savings,” explains Greg McBride, CFA, Bankrate’s Chief Financial Analyst, in a press release. “Even among the highest income households — those with annual income of $75,000 or above — fewer than half (46 percent) currently have a six-month savings cushion.”
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What a country!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just buy, buy, buy, buy, shop till you drop = consume, consume = work to consume
But what a jail it is! When one does not even realize one's in jail rather thinks its God's country, Jesus H Christ, we've got the perfect setup.




$75k per year = buggerall in today's America = YAWN
But take that money and BREAKOUT OF JAIL = ESCAPE FROM AMERICA
and watch the 75k instantly get the same standard of living elsewhere with 55k leftover for savings











God, thank you for sending me to LalaLand.



Furthermore, the savings conundrum is not limited to only lower-income households. “Americans continue to show a stunning lack of progress in accumulating sufficient emergency savings,” explains Greg McBride, CFA, Bankrate’s Chief Financial Analyst, in a press release. “Even among the highest income households — those with annual income of $75,000 or above — fewer than half (46 percent) currently have a six-month savings cushion.”
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What a country!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just buy, buy, buy, buy, shop till you drop = consume, consume = work to consume
But what a jail it is! When one does not even realize one's in jail rather thinks its God's country, Jesus H Christ, we've got the perfect setup.





$75k per year = buggerall in today's America = YAWN
But take that money and BREAKOUT OF JAIL = ESCAPE FROM AMERICA
and watch the 75k instantly get the same standard of living elsewhere with 55k leftover for savings












God, thank you for sending me to LalaLand.



