Employed Americans Broke

Every month since the recent economic recession in America, the Bureau of Labor Statistics releases their newest jobs report. And every month, right on cue, economists and financial experts pour over the data and make their predictions for the future of the country’s economy.

But a recent Gallup poll is suggesting, they could have been looking at the wrong numbers all along.

According to the Social Security Administration, more than FIFTY PERCENT of all EMPLOYED Americans are STILL living in poverty. That’s not even counting the unemployed, or the people who stopped looking for work altogether.

The alarming number of Americans living paycheck to paycheck is only surpassed by the number of low to mid-level income jobs being gobbled up by self-automated machines and robots. It sounds so futuristic, but it’s happening. Already, 20 percent of American families don’t have a single member with a job.

If you zoom out, the rest of the world is even worse. Only 1 in 4 adults worldwide has a full-time job.

With the BRICS bank challenging the IMF and World Bank, the US Federal Reserve is scrambling to paint a bright portrait of the future. But all of the numbers show that wage growth, job growth and inflation are working against the American people.

For years now, the FED has pumping more paper into the economy, while the IRS continues to reclaim the same PERCENTAGE of income. So while government income is protected by ratio brackets, the income of the average American is constantly manipulated by ever-changing variables.