A new survey finds strong and growing interest in sustainable investing, with nearly nine in ten investors engaged and younger generations leading the charge toward values-aligned financial strategies.
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Many Americans can’t afford prescribed drugs, and over half find pricing confusing as rising medication costs and lack of transparency are pushing prescription affordability into public crisis territory.
U.S. taxpayers are increasingly relying on tax refunds to manage essentials like housing, food, and debt, with 61% using them as a key part of their 2025 budget.
Most college students feel financially responsible, with strong habits and support from parents, who rank as their top financial advisors, well ahead of online resources or formal classes.
Economic and political uncertainty is leaving many Americans feeling stuck financially, with more than half unable to get ahead despite feeling confident in their financial decision-making.
Over half of Americans carry medical debt, with many delaying care and calling for changes to how this debt is reflected on credit reports.
Financial concerns weigh heavily on Americans’ minds, with many striving to save despite challenges like unexpected bills and retirement uncertainty, according to a new national survey.
Facing growing education costs, most students plan to save, work, and live at home, with many expecting to borrow money and expressing concerns about future student loan repayments.
Nearly two-thirds of Americans fear running out of money more than death, with inflation, taxes, and daily expenses creating major barriers to saving for retirement.
One in three consumers struggle with debt. Only 3% of those with Poor credit are debt-free, compared to 36% with Excellent credit, highlighting how financial habits and credit health connect.
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