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When someone says hey, i'm here to help you at 28% or 18%, that is not your friend! >> bill: this stuns me. 61% of americans, talking about 157 million american adults, are living paycheck to paycheck. have you seen a number that high before? and dave, in all the advice that you give and people you talk to, how do we change that? >> year in and year out, we run into the number 75%, 78%, 76% of americans are living with too much month at the end of the money. dump a 9.6% inflation rate on top of that, that is a lot of it is your gas tank. but a lot of it is also the milk and the bread and the t...

ISTANBUL (AP) – Annual inflation in Turkey soared to nearly 80 per cent in July, official data showed yesterday, with skyrocketing food, housing and energy prices hitting consumers hard. The Turkish Statistical Institute said consumer prices rose by 79.6 per cent from a year earlier, up about one percentage point from June data. Independent experts […]

The facts. opponents race, who, by the way, said the don trump bears no responsibility for january 6th, who said he voted for every one of biden's -- trump supreme court nominees. who says he opposes the law that we've passed in colorado to codify women's rights to choose. he seemed only never that matters is 9.1% because that's the inflation ember. the number is 9.6% in the eu, i'm not sure joe biden cause that problem. we have to explain that. we have to win, by the way. i don't want to talk about -- is not about people being -- meets democrats have a moral obligation to win -- and ohio in c...

It's the opposite of what you were doing back then. >> no, this is a -- we're pretending a balanced view. we're recognizing -- we understand -- 9.6% inflation in the 38 countries of the oecd. we understand the fact that -- >> neil: you're not breaking about 9.1% in the country, are you, by comparison? we're doing better, you're not saying that? >> no. that's what you're saying. i'm not saying that. >> neil: you said you're comparing to it 9.6%. >> i'm just explaining a factual number, what the oecd says. what was -- >> neil: 9.1% you acknowledge is awful, right? >> what i was going to say was ...

That doesn't seem to be going away anytime soon? >> you know, i don't want to state the obvious here but aside from cutting expenses and investing in high yield i-bonds which are currently generating 9.6%, the number one thing people can do is try to increase their earnings power either by asking for a raise or getting back into the labor market. and while this might seem obvious two-thirds of employees don't ask for a raise on any begin year. and when you do ask for a raise the likelihood of getting one is roughly 70%. and so even if you're at a place where you've already tried to ask for a r...