In era of declining wages and rising debt, Americans are not aging out of student loans—we're aging into them. I wrote about it here.

"U.S. employers added 431,000 jobs in March on a seasonally adjusted basis, the Labor Department said Friday. The figure was just shy of forecasts, and there was an upward revision of 95,000 for the previous two months of this year."

"Inflation continued to run at the fastest pace in 40 years in February, fresh data released on Thursday showed, at a moment when war in Ukraine and continued supply chain disruptions tied to the coronavirus promise to keep prices rising."

>"Openings remained high in January, the Labor Department reported, as did the number of workers quitting their jobs."

[https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/03/04/business/jobs-report-february-2022/jobs-report-february](https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/03/04/business/jobs-report-february-2022/jobs-report-february) This was a very nice jobs report, and RTO might mean more to come in the months ahead. "The industries that have taken the longest to recover, _...Read More_

>"Fraud and identity theft cases continue to pile up, and some watchdogs wonder whether they will be able to recover all that was stolen."

>"Four stores are joining a nationwide effort, buoyed by successes in Buffalo."

>"The strong report showed the labor market’s resilience in the face of an Omicron wave that kept many people away from work."

>"Only about a quarter of the funding went to jobs that would have been lost, new research found. A big chunk lined bosses’ pockets."

"Inflation is rapid and wages are growing at the fastest pace in two decades, trends that may prod the Federal Reserve to lift rates several times this year."

"Government data on Friday is expected to show that the economic recovery marched steadily forward last month — though appearances may be deceiving."

>"Jurors in the Elizabeth Holmes trial will continue to deliberate, and a report will show how many people quit their jobs in November."

yeah