Making a Federal Case of the War on Debt

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What would you do if you had $200,000 a year to support your family? Sounds like a lot of money, doesn’t it? And considering that the average American’s household income in 2010 was about 25% of that … you’d think that unless you were raising both “The Brady Bunch” and “The Partridge Family” under the same roof that you could make that sum work.

But our representatives, your representatives in Washington, D.C. who are actually crying in public because they’re “only” earning $200,000 each year.

FSTW

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3 Responses to Making a Federal Case of the War on Debt

  1. marisa mclean says:

    these government people in the usa are doing crazy things with money just like in the uk.This is nuts they havent got a clue when it comes to money like you said they cant lead themselves financially.We all need to listen to and follow you Dani.You have the proof with lots of testimonies from your clients.Im ordering your script book,to start earning more money in my business and then i will be coming to your first steps to success seminar.

  2. Jordy says:

    No! I do not think $200,000 per year for food is reasonable. What you are sharing makes sense.

    The recent debt ceiling decision making process that the democrats and republicans went through was rather disappointing. Their inability to agree in a reasonable amount of time reinforces what you have shared about our leaders not being in unity. It’s frustrating that we have two opposing forces making financial decisions on our behalf.

  3. Erin Branscom says:

    Dani, I think you should do a whole post on menu planning and show your receipts! :) Show exactly how its done! :)

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