A year after the novel coronavirus struck the U.S., many Americans are struggling with their finances, according to a broad-ranging report released Friday by the Pew Research Center. About half of all adults who are not retired say the pandemic has made it harder for them to reach their f...
"It's not just about income," Levy noted. "You can be low income and be financially healthy." About 17% are considered financially vulnerable, which means they are struggling to meet all aspects of their financial lives, the study found. About 54% are "coping," which means they are fai...
With persistent inflation eroding wage gains, more Americans are struggling financially just as the peak shopping season kicks into high gear. Holiday spending could come at a high cost if it means tacking on additional credit card debt just as interest rates rise. In this article LC...
Halloween can be scary, but it doesn’t have to be scary for your finances. If you are struggling financially this year, beforebuying on creditgiant candy bars that only get half-eaten, or cute pet costumes most animals probably don’t want to wear, think about maybe cutting back. Jay L...
Compared with a year ago, 32% of all consumers are saving less than they were before, LendingClub found. Among those who said they are struggling financially, half are unable to save and have no savings at all. One-third of working adults — 33% — feel somewhat or very unco...
Shake Shack is (7) new kind of restaurant becoming popular in the USA.The restaurants are not “fast food”.They are known as “fast casual”. (8) McDonald’s is struggling to get their customers back,Shake Shack is doing well financially.The New York-based burger chain had a very (...
Half of those polled said they viewfast foodas a luxury because they’re struggling financially. This is especially true among Americans who make less than $30,000 a year (71%), parents with young children (58%), and Gen Zers (58%). ...
Those who are struggling the most may have to make someserious choices with their finances,said Tania Brown, an Atlanta-based certified financial planner and founder of FinanciallyConfidentMom.com. She recommends prioritizing the essentials before ...
Trump's action came after leaders in Congressfailed last weekto agree on a new, expansive coronavirus relief bill, and the White House has defended Trump's move as a way to fast track relief for Americans that continue to struggle financially. ...
"The improvements in well-being as reported by the survey respondents are concentrated among adults with at least some college education," said the central bank. Forty percent of adults with a high school degree or less reported that they were struggling financially, compared to 17 percent of th...