Some 61% of Americans of all income brackets were living paycheck to paycheck as of July, with many citing nonessential spending as a major factor for their situation, according to a new survey.

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According to a February 2023 LendingClub and PYMNTS survey, "As of January 2023, 60% of United States adults, including more than four in 10 high-income consumers, live paycheck to paycheck." ...

According to a recent study from PYMTS and LendingClub, 61% of consumers were living paycheck to paycheck in April 2023. Even those making well over the average U.S. yearly salary of $58,563 were ...

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Getty Images Over half of Gen Z and millennial respondents surveyed by Deloitte say they live paycheck to paycheck, and expect that the economy will stay the same or worsen over the next year.

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Despite raking in more than half a million dollars annually, they struggle to save and are stuck living paycheck to paycheck. Financial guru Dave Ramsey had some strong words for them—and ...