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New studies showing a job in America is not a ticket out of poverty.

One in four Americans between the ages of 21 and 69 working full time are living paycheck to paycheck.

That's according to a new report by Bank of America.

But PNC Bank's annual financial wellness in the workplace report says it is much worse,

putting the number at 67% of Americans working today are living paycheck to paycheck.

These are working adults spending at least 95% of their entire income on food, rent, clothing,

transportation with nothing left over in case of an emergency.

The Bureau of Labor Statistics, remember the Bureau of Labor Statistics?

Trump is pretty much gutted it,

and we're probably not going to see any numbers for October or November. But before Trump got

his hands on the Bureau of Labor Statistics, it was already showing that under Trump, wages

are not keeping up with inflation.

Inflation, which is getting worse since Trump took office, that's why he gutted the Bureau

of Labor Statistics.

He doesn't want you to know.

All the available numbers showing inflation skyrocketing on essentials like rent and food,

at least half of all working adult Americans saying their paychecks come in, go right out the

door with absolutely nothing left over. These are working Americans, and we know half of all adults working or not

working cannot come up with $500 in cash for an emergency. We're seeing right now a record number of

people defaulting on their car loans. We're seeing record credit card debt. Americans owe $1,230 billion to Visa and MasterCard.

That's a record, and they're forced to pay on average 23% interest on that.

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