Less than a third of Americans (31%) think they have “done” in life, according to new research. A study of 2,000 Americans employed even separated from the generation found that those who do not think they are still there, just over half (54%) believe they are well in their way and will “do it” financially … Ler mais
The holidays are not free: the American average will spend over $ 2,000 this season, according to a recent study. The survey of 2,000 Americans celebrating a winter holiday examined the cost of the holiday season – as well as how Americans were influenced by the challenging financial climate of 2024. According to the results, … Ler mais
Tiktok is not just to show your dance moves. Users of financial ticks have gained 42 parts of financial knowledge from the platform throughout 2024, according to new research. The survey made 2,000 Americans using Fintok – the financial side of the tiktok – evenly separated from the generation. According to the results, the younger … Ler mais
According to a recent study, most Americans want to improve their financial customs in 2025. The 2,000 American survey also revealed that more than four in 10 (42%) predict they will have a “vacation hanging” this year. Nearly half (49%) are planning hibernation in January, to be less active and social and spend less money … Ler mais
Nearly one in five Gen Zers (17%) believe that you can write anything as a business expense when submitting your taxes, according to new research. A study of 4,000 Americans planning to submit taxes this year, evenly separated from generation and gender, found that although they may be one of the unavailable of life, Americans … Ler mais
A new study has found that one -third of Americans plan what to talk about their tax refund in half a year. The new 2,000 US taxpayers survey revealed that 79% believe they will get some reimbursement this year, and many have already planned what to speak. A majority (52%) said their tax reimbursement is … Ler mais
Only one in 10 Americans currently feels “very good” about their financial situation, according to new research. The survey of the 2,000 general American population asked the answers how they are feeling about their finances now – 13% feel “very good” and 28% feel “somewhat good”. But the answers are trying to be smart for … Ler mais
Two -thirds of Americans currently feel behind in their savings goals, according to a new study. The survey of 2,000 Americans, evenly separated from the generation, found that 67% feel this way, with 47% also admitting they will not be “never” to achieve their savings goals. This is likely to be the second in part … Ler mais