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Americans are pulling money out of their 401(k) plans at an alarming rate
Channel 3000 News/CNN ^
| August 8, 2023
| CNN Staff
Posted on 08/08/2023 4:16:44 PM PDT by Diana in Wisconsin
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Separately on Tuesday, the New York Fed reported that US households’ credit card debt surpassed the $1 trillion mark for the first time ever. The $45 billion increase in credit card debt helped to drive overall household debt levels to $17.06 trillion at the end of the second quarter.
To: All
When Brandon’s Economic Ponzi Scheme finally collapses, it’s going to be spectacular!
*SPIT*
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:17:42 PM PDT
by
Diana in Wisconsin
(I don't have, 'Hobbies.' I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set. )
To: Diana in Wisconsin
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:21:31 PM PDT
by
dragnet2
(Diversion and evasion are tools of deceit)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
I have an annuity and I need cash now! Call J.G. Wentworth ... 877-cash now !!!
did they miss the stats that the baby boomers are retiring and the MDA's are due? Minimum desperations?
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:22:02 PM PDT
by
Ikeon
(I'm a mirror , what you see in me is actually a refection of yourself. )
To: Diana in Wisconsin
RE: withdrawals of money....
Remember Jeff Foxworthy’s quip:
On Mama’s birthday and Christmas list every year:
1) Ammo
2) Ammo
3) Ammo
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:23:22 PM PDT
by
frank ballenger
(You have summoned up a thundercloud. You're gonna hear from me. Anthem by Leonard Cohen)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
I don’t remember people having to do this 4 years ago.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:27:32 PM PDT
by
EvilCapitalist
(81 million votes my ass.)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
US households’ credit card debt surpassed the $1 trillion mark for the first time ever. I texted both my daughters after reading about that earlier in the day. They say they payoff their credit cards monthly. I hope that’s the case. I don’t pay mine off monthly. I just use a debit card for everything. There’s a lot of people that are having their credit card interest rates jacked. You don’t want that happening with a big balance.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:27:45 PM PDT
by
ConservativeInPA
(The Delay Trump’s trial, delay. Elect Trump President. Trump pardons himself. )
To: dragnet2
We need the wisdom of Sen. Fetterman.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:34:42 PM PDT
by
Mark
(DONATE ONCE every 3 months-is that a big deal?)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Credit card debt will be the new student loan to be forgiven.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:35:12 PM PDT
by
dartuser
To: EvilCapitalist
“I don’t remember people having to do this 4 years ago.”
What’s even MORE surprising is that it’s being reported - and by CNN no less! ;)
Let’s Go, Brandon! *SPIT*
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:37:04 PM PDT
by
Diana in Wisconsin
(I don't have, 'Hobbies.' I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set. )
To: Diana in Wisconsin
Cashed out the 401k and used it to pay off credit cards last year.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:39:42 PM PDT
by
SpokeshaveReturns
(Proud Boys, Angry Dads and Grumpy Grandads.)
To: SpokeshaveReturns
I’m guessing medical expenses? That’s what sinks most of us. :(
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:46:32 PM PDT
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Diana in Wisconsin
(I don't have, 'Hobbies.' I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set. )
To: Diana in Wisconsin
To: dartuser
“Credit card debt will be the new student loan to be forgiven.”
I’d better go shopping, then! (J/K!)
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:48:08 PM PDT
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Diana in Wisconsin
(I don't have, 'Hobbies.' I'm developing a robust Post-Apocalyptic skill set. )
To: ConservativeInPA
There’s a lot of people that are having their credit card interest rates jacked. You don’t want that happening with a big balance. Generally, they can't Jack the rates on existing balances, only future purchases. At least that was the way it was with all the cards I had in the past where, due to stupidity, I carried balances.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:55:54 PM PDT
by
IYAS9YAS
(There are two kinds of people: Those who can extrapolate from incomplete data.)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
That’s what got me.
Three rounds of hospitalization ranging from a few days to three weeks plus all the stuff insurance partly or didn’t cover and some emergency ambulance services almost sunk me.
I had essentially four major bills after final surgery,
Three are paid off.
Now the 4th and largest is now at least really doable with super tight budgeting.
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posted on
08/08/2023 4:56:34 PM PDT
by
wally_bert
(I cannot be sure for certain, but in my personal opinion I am certain that I am not sure..)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
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posted on
08/08/2023 5:00:07 PM PDT
by
sauropod
(I will stand for truth even if I stand alone.)
To: Diana in Wisconsin
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posted on
08/08/2023 5:00:37 PM PDT
by
justme4now
(Our Right's are God given and I don't need permission from politicians or courts to exercise them!)
To: EvilCapitalist
To: Diana in Wisconsin
4/10ths of one percent of the accounts made hardship withdrawals. OMG! Let me know when it gets to 1%.
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posted on
08/08/2023 5:12:47 PM PDT
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Trinity5
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