May 30, 2025 · 56% of Americans describe their financial situation as "poor" or "fair," up from 44% five years ago 50% of Americans report feeling a lack of control over their financial future

When asked to think about their household’s assets, debts and savings, just over half of FERS participants are satisfied with their current financial condition (57%), similar to the 55% who …

Apr 4, 2025 · Respondent mean financial well-being scores differed significantly depending on their self-perceived quality of financial life, ranging from an average of 39 among those who …

Dec 29, 2022 · We measured it using our 10-item Financial Well-Being Scale. The survey dataset includes respondents’ scores on that scale, as well as measures of individual and household …

Jun 2, 2023 · At the end of 2022, 73 percent of adults were doing at least okay financially, meaning they reported either "doing okay" financially (39 percent) or "living comfortably" (34 …

Nov 1, 2025 · Currently, less than one-third of Americans are considered financially healthy, leaving 69 percent either financially coping or vulnerable, according to Financial Health …

iders around how participants define financial wellness. A majority of respondents (33 percent) indicate that being able to meet day-to-day expenses, followed by having enough money to …

The first section of this report, Paying for College and Debt, describes what sources students use in order to finance their education. This section also includes data on common types of debt, …

Jun 1, 2021 · As the importance of financial health of individuals and families continues to grow, people often use the term “financial wellness” to mean the level of a person’s financial health.

Apr 10, 2024 · 33% of consumers feel financial providers don’t do enough to support their financial needs. Among Millennials (45%) and Gen X (42%), this rises to nearly half of …