50% Of American Workers Make Less Than $28,031 A Year

The Social Security Administration has just released wage statistics for 2013, and the numbers are startling.  Last year, 50 percent of all American workers made less than $28,031, and 39 percent of all American workers made less than $20,000.  If you worked a full-time job at $10 an hour all year long with two weeks off, you would make $20,000.  So the fact that 39 percent of all workers made less than that amount is rather telling.  This is more evidence of the declining quality of the jobs in this country.

 Many workers (seniors, pastors, nurses, realtors, appraisers, home inspectors, couriers, notaries, students, etc.) in the U.S. take up some part-time field service inspections to fill some of the income gap.

Just three business verifications (15 minutes on site) in a week will bring in about $100 a week or about $400 a month. That will help to pay some bills or purchase some new toys. Just one business verification or one similar $35 inspection will pay the monthly cost (no contract) to purchase an i-phone 6 plus upgrade with 64GB of storage at AT&T. Call AT&T for details.

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