Only one in 10 Americans currently feels “very good” about their financial situation, according to new research.
Commissioned by Beyond Finance ahead of Financial Practice Week and conducted by Talker Research, the survey of 2,000 general population Americans asked respondents how they’re feeling about their finances right now — 13% feel “very good” and 28% feel “somewhat good.”
But respondents are trying to be smart about their money: 84% said setting themselves up for financial success in the future is more important than ever in times of economic uncertainty.
Half of Americans surveyed (51%) said the current economic uncertainty has caused them to take steps to improve their financial knowledge. And 59% have plans to increase their financial understanding. When it comes to these respondents, they plan to track their spending (69%), regularly read financial news (28%) and use a budgeting app (28%).
Commissioned by Beyond Finance ahead of Financial Practice Week and conducted by Talker Research, the survey of 2,000 general population Americans asked respondents how they’re feeling about their finances right now — 13% feel “very good” and 28% feel “somewhat good.”
But respondents are trying to be smart about their money: 84% said setting themselves up for financial success in the future is more important than ever in times of economic uncertainty.
Half of Americans surveyed (51%) said the current economic uncertainty has caused them to take steps to improve their financial knowledge. And 59% have plans to increase their financial understanding. When it comes to these respondents, they plan to track their spending (69%), regularly read financial news (28%) and use a budgeting app (28%).
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