Even High Earners Worry About Making Ends Meet, US Poll Finds
- Paying bills a rising concern, Philadelphia Fed survey shows
- More than a third of US consumers worry about near future
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Making ends meet in the coming year is a rising concern for US consumers, including among those who make $100,000 or more a year, according to a survey from the Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia.
More than a third of consumers in the survey said they were concerned about making ends meet in the next six months, compared to 28.7% from a year ago. The share of those reporting concern over the next seven to 12 months also climbed.