Gallup poll results say half the country feels financially crippled

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Written By Jennifer Joslyn

😢 Gallup poll results say half the country feels financially crippled.

The worst poll results since 2009, most Americans are feeling “worse off” now than they were last year - an even greater number, 61%, of those who make less than $40,000 are financially stressed. Approximately 60% of Americans do have hope for the future, however - claiming that they expect their financial concerns will be eased by the end of 2023. Optimism for economic reform is not unusual during difficult times and can often likely help the economy, in the long run, avoid disaster.

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