Goodbye American Middle Class -- 58% of American workers made less than $40,000 last year !

Low-income 

households 

are struggling 

to make 

ends meet 

during the 

“greatest 

economy ever” 

... and we are 

over 10 years 

past the end of 

the last recession. 

Many surveys show 

that most Americans

 are living paycheck 

to paycheck.

A new report from UBS 

says that 44% percent 

of all U.S. consumers 

“don’t make enough money 

to cover their expenses".

Unfortunately, most jobs 

in the United States 

are not “good jobs”.

The current poverty level 

for a U.S. household of four 

is $25,750.  

More than 40% of workers 

in the U.S. make less 

than that each year.

It's true that 10% of all 

American workers 

are making $100,000 

or more a year, 

mainly in the 

major cities 

along the east 

and west coasts.  

But the Social Security 

Administration said 

the median income 

in the United States 

was just $32,838 in 2018

 -- meaning half of 

American workers 

made less than $32,838.  

Many families today 

have a member 

working multiple jobs 

to make ends meet.

-33% of all American workers

made less than $20,000 

last year.

-46% made less than 

$30,000 last year.

-58% made less than 

$40,000 last year.

-67% made less than 

$50,000 last year.