One-Third of Americans Are Cutting Food and Utility Spending to Afford Health Care, and Many Admit “Being Covered Still Feels Unaffordable”
For a lot of Americans, having health insurance is supposed to mean protection. It is supposed…
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Gas Prices Could Wipe Out the Average Tax Refund This Spring, and Many Americans Say “The Money Is Gone Before It Even Helps”
For millions of Americans, tax refund season is supposed to feel like a reset. It is…
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A Growing Debate Is Breaking Out Over Success and Privilege and Some Are Saying “Hard Work Can’t Fix the Life You Were Born Into”
A Growing Debate Is Breaking Out Over Success and Privilege and Some Are Saying “Hard Work…
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Americans Are Divided Over When It’s Ever Okay to Lend Money and Many Warn “If You Expect It Back, You’re Setting Yourself Up to Get Hurt”
Lending money to friends or family sounds simple until it actually happens. Someone you care about…
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“I Thought I Was Good With Money Until I Saw the ‘Small’ Charges”: People Are Sharing the Habits That Would’ve Saved Them Thousands
A simple question online is hitting a nerve with a lot of people right now: What’s…
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Americans Keep Hearing That $1 Million Is “Not a Lot of Money” and Many Are Firing Back “Most People Never Even Get Close”
If you spend enough time online, you start hearing the same line over and over again….
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People Looking for Extra Cash Are Ditching Low-Pay Side Hustles and Saying “I Wasted Hours for Almost Nothing”
For a lot of households right now, the question is no longer whether extra income would…
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Workers Say Their Take Home Pay Feels $400 Smaller This Year and Many Admit “I Don’t Know Where It’s Going”
The paycheck that looks the same but feels completely different. For many workers, payday has started…
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Families Say Their Monthly Expenses Are Up $500 Without Changing Anything and Many Ask “How Is This Sustainable?”
For many families, the most frustrating part of the current financial environment is not that they…
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Millions of Americans Are Skipping Bills to Afford Groceries and Some Admit “I Decide What Doesn’t Get Paid This Month”
For many Americans, the idea of skipping a bill used to signal a serious financial emergency….
