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Here"s why the strong economy isn"t helping all Americans
Less than a third of Americans consider themselves to be financially healthy......»»
Middle-income Americans are increasingly ‘financially vulnerable,’ despite strong economy and low unemployment
Households making less than $30,000 a year were the sole income group to see an increase in financial health......»»
Why many Americans are financially stressed
Despite an better economy, low- and middle-income households are struggling more to keep up with rising rents and other basics......»»
As gig economy grows, lenders reluctant to relax income rules
Most U.S. mortgage lenders are not ready to relax income rules even as more Americans become part of the so-called gig economy, and banks are excluding income from this work on loan applications, a survey released on Wednesday showed......»»
Sick of money? 38% of US workers don't think they are financially well, survey reports
More than one-third of working Americans feel they're not managing their money properly. Here's how to turn things around if you're one of them.....»»
Do you feel 'well off?' Besides income, age also factors into answer, survey finds
The amount you need to feel financially comfortable can vary by person, but the survey showed that the amounts needed increase as peop.....»»
U.S. consumers feel financially confident as holiday season approaches
As the 2018 holiday shopping season approaches, most Americans believe the economy has improved, and that's influencing their seasonal spending p.....»»
Americans say they are more concerned about just one thing in 2018 (it’s not wages or job security)
People feel much better about 6 out of 7 key aspects of their lives than they did a year ago, a new survey suggests......»»
Americans say they are increasingly concerned about this one thing in 2018 (it’s not wages or job security)
People feel much better about 6 out of 7 key aspects of their lives than they did a year ago, a new survey suggests......»»
Americans are more concerned about one thing in 2018 (it’s not wages or job security)
People feel much better about 6 out of 7 key aspects of their lives than they did a year ago, a new survey suggests......»»
Americans are increasingly worried about this thing in 2018 (it’s not stagnant wages)
People feel much better about 6 out of 7 key aspects of their lives than they did a year ago, a new survey suggests......»»
This is the one thing Americans are most concerned about in 2019 (it’s not wages)
People feel much better about 6 out of 7 key aspects of their lives than they did a year ago, a new survey suggests......»»
More Americans are feeling a six-figure salary can"t afford them a middle-class lifestyle
In today's big story, we're looking at people who feel like a middle-class salary doesn't equal a middle-class lifestyle. Getty ImagesThis post originally.....»»
Young parents with more than $5,000 in disposable income are the future of luxury shopping, study finds
YouGov's report found that Americans are still buying luxury goods in 2024 despite the economy experiencing "inflationary fluctuations." .....»»
‘Asians Americans feel as if they are under siege’: Nearly 80% of this community say they experience racism in the U.S.
A new survey says 45% of Asian American adults have experienced an incident tied to their racial or ethnic background since the COVID-19 pandemic began......»»
Most Americans are not comfortable going back to a movie theater in April, according to a new survey
A new survey suggests the majority of US adults aren't ready to return to theaters, but "Godzilla vs. Kong" could still have a solid opening. "Godzilla vs Kon.....»»
Personal Finance Daily: People can’t file their income taxes fast enough and COVID-19 has put ‘financially vulnerable’ Americans on even shakier footing
Friday’s Personal Finance Stories......»»
Economic Report: U.S. economy set to speed up, leading index signals
The U.S. economy is still growing and likely to speed up in the first six months of 2021, a new survey suggests......»»
Cutting off stimulus checks to Americans earning over $75,000 could be wise, new data suggests
President Biden is debating another round of $1,400 stimulus payments. Some in Congress have urged the president to target aid to lower-income families only......»»
JPMorgan"s billionaire boss Jamie Dimon was again paid $31.5 million in 2020, having warned in 2019 that income equality was a "huge problem"
JP Morgan's Jamie Dimon has repeatedly stressed that income inequality has "bifurcated" the US economy and caused Americans to be "left behind." JPMorgan Chase's CEO.....»»