Nancy Marshall-Genzer
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first heard Sep 2026
last heard 11 Sep
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Real hourly pay has been on a downward trend for a while.
Brian Williams is chief economist at Groundwork Collaborative, a progressive think tank.
Some consumers are trying to make up for that by showing up more at work.
The labor department says the average work week increased six tenths percent in the twelve months leading up to August.
Williams says if the extra hours on the job aren't enough, workers have to dip into their savings to get by.
He says at the beginning of last year the savings rate was around five percent.
More and more twenty somethings are trying to save by living with mom and dad, says Sarah Estep, an economist at the Center for American Progress.
That number
nearly
this year.
ESEP is also worried about apps that offer cash advances, kinda like payday loans and the possible fees and fines on these apps.
ESTEP says consumers of all ages are borrowing more to get by using buy now, pay later or credit cards.
Aditya Bave heads US economics at B of A Global Research.
He's been watching credit card payments that are ninety days late or more.
But Bob I thinks delinquencies have reached their peak and will now stay steady or even fall.
He thinks consumers will be okay.
They're incredibly resilient, he says.
Still, he has his eye on gas prices.
If they edge up toward five dollars a gallon, he'll be more concerned.
Ам Нэнси Маршалл Гензер про Маркетплейс.
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