Today in Data: Facing Financial Disruption

By  |  June 28, 2022
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consumer finance

Today in Data, new research shows a majority of American consumers who live paycheck to paycheck dealt with some sort of financial disruption in the last six months.

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    Today in DataData

    157M: Number of American adults who live paycheck to paycheck

    61%: Share of population using the bulk of their paycheck to pay daily, weekly and monthly bills and other obligations

    27%: Portion of payment declines in April due to insufficient funds, compared to 18% in March

    1 in 5: Number of paycheck-to-paycheck consumers who spent more than they made in the past six months

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    ⅔: Share of U.S. paycheck-to-paycheck consumers who dealt with financial disruption in the last six months


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