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All-Time High 55% Of Americans Say That Their Financial Situations Are Getting Worse
All-Time High 55% Of Americans Say That Their Financial Situations Are Getting Worse
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse,
Americans were not even this stressed about their financial situations during the Great Recession. As you will see below, a brand new Gallup survey has discovered that 55 percent of Americans believe that their finances are getting worse. That is higher than any reading that Gallup recorded during the recession of 2008 and 2009, and it is higher than any reading that Gallup recorded during the pandemic. But of course...
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