Poll: Many Americans Admit to Be Financially Worse Off Now
A new Gallup U.S. poll indicated that 50% of respondents feel financially worse off than they did a year ago, the greatest percentage since the Great Recession.
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A new Gallup U.S. poll indicated that 50% of respondents feel financially worse off than they did a year ago, the greatest percentage since the Great Recession.
The only other instances that half or more felt this way was in 2008 and 2009.
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