The Average American Only Makes $ 34,248 a Year

[jamesbond]

This is unbelievable, the average American only makes $ 34,248 a year. After taxes that is only about $ 26,713 a year. So that equals $ 2,226 a month. To put this into context, the average one bedroom apartment in America costs $ 1,124 a month.

It's no wonder that 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and 40% of Americans have less than $ 400 in the bank. Check out this video it explains the financial situation of Americans.

[Tsar]

This is unbelievable, the average American only makes $ 34,248 a year. After taxes that is only about $ 26,713 a year. So that equals $ 2,226 a month. To put this into context, the average one bedroom apartment in America costs $ 1,124 a month.

It's no wonder that 78% of Americans live paycheck to paycheck and 40% of Americans have less than $ 400 in the bank. Check out this video it explains the financial situation of Americans.

That's why I don't feel like living in the United States. Low incomes, overpriced, too many regulations compared to other nations, and I wouldn't never be able to achieve or acquire or attain anything I want out of life in America.

If I went to Germany, I could rent a great apartment for $1,200 a month. Due to my current extreme level of how broke I am, I was trying to get a place for $810 maximum in Germany with utilities included. If I was a student then I would qualify for one or two places but everything else was sold out.

Rent, utilities, internet, and mobile phone plan would consume almost everything or more than everything. Then add in gasoline, car costs, and car insurance and then America becomes impossible. Then food, healthcare, medicine, etc.

It's impossible. I can live abroad not working better than I can live in America if I actually had a job. If I had a low wage job or even a $30,000 a year job, I would be unable to even pay all the expenses.

I'm happy to work in Germany for 1,000 Euros a month but I would never work in America for even $2,000 a month or $3,000 a month.

[Cornfed]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

[Moretorque]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

My dad just died, his gen had the best life ever seen. Born 1934, timed it to where he skipped all the wars and he breed like a cock roach but people did that then.

[MrMan]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

Really? How does that work out? Is that in a certain city, or is $40K of that the dollar value they use for free medical care?

[MrMan]

The wage figure apparently covers part-time workers, kids at McDonald's, etc. Still, it looks like a low figure. Since there is a labor shortage, that might be going up. The fast food chains are advertizing higher and higher wage figures. I'd imagine the decent jobs would have to offer more. Inflation is going up as they have printed (digitally) a lot of money to dole out to folks during the COVID-19 thing in the US. Since there is a labor shortage, that stuff might be trickling down.

[Cornfed]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

Really? How does that work out? Is that in a certain city, or is $40K of that the dollar value they use for free medical care?

Yes, they get free cell phones, free food (EBT, SNAP, WIC), section 8 housing, free health care etc.

[MrMan]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

Really? How does that work out? Is that in a certain city, or is $40K of that the dollar value they use for free medical care?

Yes, they get free cell phones, free food (EBT, SNAP, WIC), section 8 housing, free health care etc.

So does it get up to 60K? I have seen the amounts they paid in one state in chart, and it was nowhere near that much in cash. Maybe they get $500 to $1000 if they have a house full of kids. I think cash welfare runs out for able bodied people after 5 years in the US, but maybe single mothers can get it in perpetuity. But they give EBT/food stamps out. Maybe they can get about the same amount in food stamps. WIC is probably $50 a month maybe? For actual cash, maybe it tops out at $12K? Maybe there are cities where the payout is higher based on cost of living? And if they accumulate money they are __supposed to__ report it and savings keeps them from getting welfare... if they actually reported it.

My guess is some huge dollar figure may be put on some benefit that is not cash. Cities can have huge waitlists for free or cheap housing in the projects. Maybe some of them get free Hud housing. What's that worth? 12K to $20K a year (I am thinking lower prices for a crime-ridden neighborhood, too.) Are they counting free Medicare at $30 or $40K?

Most of this would not be money they see or can spend themselves. Just the cash welfare.

I went to a Walmart in a city recently and a young woman asked me if she could buy my groceries with food stamps and me give her cash. I told her I couldn't participate in that. It's illegal. I feel for her wanting cash, I suppose. There is a labor shortage in the US, now, and if she can wait a while to get cash, she could get a job at a fast food restaurant probably at historically all-time high wages.

[MrMan]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

Really? How does that work out? Is that in a certain city, or is $40K of that the dollar value they use for free medical care?

Yes, they get free cell phones, free food (EBT, SNAP, WIC), section 8 housing, free health care etc.

So does it get up to 60K? I have seen the amounts they paid in one state in chart, and it was nowhere near that much in cash. Maybe they get $500 to $1000 if they have a house full of kids. I think cash welfare runs out for able bodied people after 5 years in the US, but maybe single mothers can get it in perpetuity. But they give EBT/food stamps out. Maybe they can get about the same amount in food stamps. WIC is probably $50 a month maybe? For actual cash, maybe it tops out at $12K? Maybe there are cities where the payout is higher based on cost of living? And if they accumulate money they are __supposed to__ report it and savings keeps them from getting welfare... if they actually reported it.

My guess is some huge dollar figure may be put on some benefit that is not cash. Cities can have huge waitlists for free or cheap housing in the projects. Maybe some of them get free Hud housing. What's that worth? 12K to $20K a year (I am thinking lower prices for a crime-ridden neighborhood, too.) Are they counting free Medicare at $30 or $40K?

Most of this would not be money they see or can spend themselves. Just the cash welfare.

I went to a Walmart in a city recently and a young woman asked me if she could buy my groceries with food stamps and me give her cash. I told her I couldn't participate in that. It's illegal. I feel for her wanting cash, I suppose. There is a labor shortage in the US, now, and if she can wait a while to get cash, she could get a job at a fast food restaurant probably at historically all-time high wages.

[Tsar]

@Cornfed @MrMan

Cornfed is right about the $60,000 for single moms if they live in a city. Especially New York even if their Section 8 is a rat infested disgrace of a place, it's still the equivalent of $60,000 when every benefit they get is factored into the amount...

But it's the Zionist Occupied Government of the wealthy Western and Northern European nations that give their Jew-Imported "Mud Pets" (term created by Daily Stormer) from Africa and the Middle East that are ungrateful and unworthy Mud Pets 100,000-500,000 Euros a year.

One Mud Pet in Germany with 4 wives and over 25 children was given a home for each wife, massive welfare, etc, etc, etc.

It makes me angry...

[Moretorque]

Yet if you are some solo mother skank you get the equivalent of about $60k.

Really? How does that work out? Is that in a certain city, or is $40K of that the dollar value they use for free medical care?

Yes, they get free cell phones, free food (EBT, SNAP, WIC), section 8 housing, free health care etc.

This is what socialism/connuism really is, it's all done by them "central banks" arranging the board as they see fit by having unlimited purchasing tickets to do so. America and the $ are in for a rude show here now.

The sheep are to stupid to reason it out so thinking people are f***ed.

[jamesbond]

New figures out today for what the average American made in 2020 (the first video was for what the average American made in 2019). The average American only made $ 34,612 in 2020. That means wages only went up $ 364 from 2019 to 2020 but the cost of housing, healthcare, food and utilities skyrocketed. The video will go over the details of this.

[jamesbond]

This guy goes into depth regarding the new statistics that shows the average American only made $ 34,612 in 2020.