How to Survive Inflation in America

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Many Americans are struggling to make ends meet due to sky high inflation across both cars, rent and grocery bills. Here is how to survive inflation on a $26 dollar per hour income ($50,000 per year). This factors in a car loan and ten thousand dollars in credit card debt.

The first and most important thing is to become debt free by cancelling out high interest credit card debt and to become debt free. You can do this by reducing your standard of living and at the same time you can issue a balance transfer from a high interest credit card to a 0% interest credit card.

No one will get rich paying someone else 21% interest rate across a car loan, credit card or personal loan. What are your thoughts on how to survive inflation on an average salary?

#inflation #economy #thisisjohnwilliams

[ThisisJohnWilliams]

💥💥 How can one profit during these times on a normal income? 
Let's say you are making $26.00 per hour, have $10, 000 in credit card debt and a $700 per month auto loan - here's what to do💥💥

[jfkst]

Every single time I see the financial breakdown on anyone claiming they live paycheck to paycheck on a high six figure salary it is ALWAYS obvious they blow many tens of thousands on frivolous expenses.

[jenXgen]

Where can a US citizen pay $1500 a month in rent?
Monroe, LA, Farmington, NM, Bakersfield, CA, Yuma, AZ or Detroit, MI?
BTW those are the top 5 worst ciities to live in right now...
I rent a house in North Tampa & used to pay $1500 in 2019. It's been baught out by a large corporation in 2021 and now pay $2500!!!
Without yard maintenance, unfixed roof leaks now!
Greedy, greedy Landlord's! I hope will loose thier asses as realestate plummets. 🙏

[adventurebabyboomer]

BTW people, Consumer Cellular offers 55+ customers cell phone service for $25 per month before taxes and surcharges (not $120). Unlimited talk and text. Reliable, strong network.

[adventurebabyboomer]

People who are earning $250K per year and LIVE PAYCHECK TO PAYCHECK are merely living BEYOND THEIR MEANS (spend too much). Period.

[darlacaudle]

Most people only Mau about 10 - 15 an hour they may need to go to food Bank

[Charlie-zjhw]

We are living just fine on 50k a year and are able to take 2-3 cruise vacations a year..It's all in how you live .. We buy cars with cash we keep our credit cards under 10% usage and We don't want or need to buy the latest greatest gadget or car ..We live within our means stop trying to keep up with the Jomes family who live their lavish lifestyle on CREDIT..We also live in the cheapest area in the country and has been for the past 20+ yrs.. If you're 10k in credit card debt and pay 700 a month for a car you're a damn FOOL...

[Anya_-ii]

Hello. Where's the thumbnail from?

[PsychicZya]

Yes inflation is BS but our grandparents weren't trying to take a fancy trip abroad, they didn't "need" $1200 phones, they ate out for super special occations, they kept their cars and handed them down to their kids, they didn't have cable or they had basic cable, they used coupons. etc etc in other words they lived within their means- but stuff was cheaper and more affordable

[lookingupforjesus]

Ten grand in credit card debt I get. Anyone who pays 700+ for a friggin car deserves whatever happens to them. A fool and his money are soon parted.

[GeckoHiker]

Buying low and selling high is still a thing. During inflationary times all you need to do is refrain from spending any money. Simple things like thrift, frugality, minimalism, victory gardens, and cooking from scratch are they way through this period.

Actually, our household never stopped these simple practices. We don't invest in the financial markets. We invest in a simple, sustainable, recession-proof business where we can eat the inventory ourselves, if necessary. I fear recession more than inflation. So, I'll throw on an extra sweater in the house today and add another few logs to the wood stove before starting a three-bean chili made from homegrown produce. No worries!

[raymondcapone]

Let’s be honest with income and just say $250k is indeed a lot of money for 90% of America. I lived in NY for 50 years and struggled with a 175k income due to the expensive cost of living, taxes, etc. But that being said it’s not what you make but how you save and spend it. Most of America lives WAY over their means. It’s no surprise that people regardless of their income or location are living paycheck to paycheck. SAVE YOUR MONEY AMERICA!!!

[creatureshategod]

I just moved into my 2nd airbnb in Mexico. I got Horse Flogged. I’ve stayed in Jungalos in the bowels of Cambodia that are nicer than this. On top of a mountain and no water to wash my ars. Sorry I had to rant.

[chargermopar]

I have never been in debt. I pay my credit card every month and it actually pays me to use it! My car is a decades old junker, and it runs on waste fuel. I pick up stuff from dumpsters, the dump, trash piles and yard sales.

[zacksweden]

I always gotta give you props for covering issues relevant to normal folks (many of your videos don't). Your example person is driving a car they can't afford. Sell it an buy a $2000 used car with no payments. They are spending WAY too much on food, they could cut that at least 80%. No more steaks and lobster if you are middle class. $120 a month on phone is insane, I spend $10. You are correct though, the credit card needs to go first. Your suggestion for them to buy a $400k house is terrible. Someone making $50k can only afford a $200k house at most.

[Floridawoodsbanshee]

John do you you think it will high inflation or maybe possibly hyperinflation, sometime this decade?

[unkelfaka]

Cookie monster knows how to fight inflation!

[chexterkat]

To all 90’s kids - do you feel like they’ve been preparing us for all these shitty situations our whole lives???