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How much are parents willing to cover for their kids’ college?
Northwestern Mutual poll reveals their expectations around splitting education costs, as well as Americans’ broader financial preparedness.
Americans dipping into retirement savings as inflation lingers
More than half have taken on debt in response to higher costs, according to an Allianz Life survey.
Financial insecurity among Americans hits new high
With inflation leading their concerns, survey finds two-fifths of respondents are playing defense in their savings and investments.
Emergency savings lag credit card debt for a third of households
Survey breaks down generational differences in financial stability amid high-interest-rate environment.
Financial infidelity, credit card debt behind one-third of divorces
A poll of divorced Americans sheds light on the role of debt in separations and the financial fallout for divorcees.
Land of the financially free? Not according to most Americans
Just 1 in 10 say they are living their version of financial freedom.
Almost half of student loan debtors want more help to ease ‘national crisis’
Even among those without outstanding education borrowing, a sizable share say it's a crisis.
Higher income households more likely to have long-term credit card debt
Those with earnings at least $100K are more than twice as likely to have held credit card debt for 5 years or more.
