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Study Finds

Most Americans Don’t Expect Finances To Improve In 2023: Survey

View Source | December 19, 2022 4:17 pm

  • A new Bankrate survey of over 3,000 people found that nearly two-thirds don’t think their finances will improve next year.
  • Many U.S. adults have had to cough up more money for consumer goods this year due to soaring inflation.
  • In June, inflation in the U.S. reached a 40-year high stemming in part from the war in Ukraine and supply chain issues caused by the pandemic.
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