Forty-four percent of Americans work a second job, a 13 percent increase relative to the Trump administration, a LendingClub report revealed Tuesday.
The rule is intended to
American workers to “pay your fair share,” an idea that Biden has pushed for the wealthy but not average Americans — until now.62 percent of Americans, including 48 percent of high-income consumers, were living paycheck to paycheck in February, up two percentage points from the month prior.The report noted 39 percent of those who lived paycheck to paycheck “with issues paying their bills” mentioned “extraordinary expenses” as their reason for seeking side work.
Some 55% percent of respondents reported their supplemental income grew as a share of their total income over the last 90 days. The report polled 4,125 U.S. consumers from February 7 – 23 and considered economic data from other sources as well.
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