need to do is nail that credit card. there are very few investments that will give you the return of paying down your debt as you said you might be paying 19% for. now, after you ve handled cash flow and after you ve handled debt, then and only then do you start thinking about the next level, savings. 10% of your gross income. a lot of people say, bruce, all of this is so complicated, how do i keep track of it all. there s so much to think about. there isn t. save 10%. are you doing that? yes or no. i do these call-in shows and people ask me all sorts of questions. i take them through the priority pyramid and i am ruthless about this. if you focus on this in order, you ll have a way higher probability of getting a handle on your money. at some point you ve got to keel with taxes. yeah. they re a big chunk. even in america they are a big chunk of money. you ve got to look at ways to offset that. now you get to the part that i love the most. yeah. it takes a while to get th
week and hear nothing in response. that is why jobs must be our number one focus in 2010. number one focus in 2010. morning 1.1 million jobs added in 2010. 1.3 million jobs were added in the private sector. the reason we only come out with 1.1 in total is because there was a loss of 200,000 government jobs. that brought the final tally down. by the way, we prefer that our jobs are created in the private sector, because taxpayers don t pay for those jobs. steven moore is editorial write are for the wall street journal. what do you as a conservative need to hear from the president tuesday night? well, congratulations, i think i m finally having an influence on you. the private sector jobs are the ones we want. you played that clip from president obama and he could almost say exactly the same thing in this state of the union address. the economy is improving, no question about it. the stock market is strong. we re seeing recovery in manufacturing and a lot of industries, e